The Moroccan national under-20 football team is currently participating in a closed training camp from March 23 to March 31 at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Maamora, near Salé, in preparation for upcoming competitions.
A statement released indicates that this training camp is part of the preparation program outlined by the coaching staff to enhance the readiness of the players and strengthen cohesion within the team.
To this end, the coach of the national under-20 team has called up 26 players, who compete in various European and local clubs, reflecting the diverse options available to the coaching staff for the upcoming phase.
The list includes notable names such as Ryan Azouagh (Sevilla), Ryan Bouzidi and Ryan Zenbi (Granada), Elias Ben Siddiq (Club Brugge), Mohammed Akwaji (Eintracht Frankfurt), and Ayoub Rghi (Feyenoord).
Additionally, the roster features Noah Laghmich (Gent), Benjamin Khoudri, Sami Bouhoudan, and Amir Bouhamdi (PSV Eindhoven), Abdullah Wazane (Ajax), and Ayman Hlahawi (Rayo Vallecano), as well as Sofiane Tahriri (Rangers) and Younes Zollner (Holstein Kiel).
Among other names are Nouha Hamdawa (Cagliari), Chouaib Belarous (Mohammed VI Academy), Saad Antar (Raja Casablanca), Elias Hamdia (Clermont Foot), Mohammed Mahrouk (Anderlecht), and Anis Souber (Monaco).
The list also includes Na’im Marzouk (Charleroi), Joseph Belhassen (Borussia Mönchengladbach), Ibrahim Al-Attiyallah (Wiesbaden), Ziyad Baha (Olympique Marseille), Bilal Rahali (Villarreal), and Hossam Kunya Ait Tamlehat (Almería).
The coaching staff relies on this gathering to assess player readiness and evaluate their performances, paving the way for selecting the best lineup to represent Morocco in the forthcoming competitions.
