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Moroccan U-20 Women's World Cup Squad Unveiled: Navigating a Challenging Path
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has announced the final lineup for the U-20 women’s national team, set to compete in the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup from August 31 to September 22 in Colombia. This marks Morocco’s debut in the tournament.
The Squad and Leadership
Led by Spanish coach Jorge Vilda, the team consists of 24 players, including three reserves. Key players include Ines Souifi from Colomiers, Anissa Rouinba of FC Köln, and Fatima Zahra El Jebraoui from Wydad Athletic Club. The squad also features talents such as Fathima Zahraa Naini from Hilal Témara Sportif and Fatima El Ghazouani from Lens.
Tournament Details
The World Cup will unfold across three cities: Bogotá, Cali, and Medellín. Morocco finds itself in Group C, facing formidable opponents such as reigning champions Spain, and the USA, who share the record for most titles won alongside Germany and Paraguay.
Notable Players
The lineup is bolstered by players like Hajar Said of FC Girondins Bordeaux, Ikram Neddar from Frosinone Calcio Femminile, Siham Bouhouch from RC Strasbourg, and Maissen Bourhrine of Olympique Lyonnais. Other standouts include Kautar Azraf from Barcelona and Yasmin Zouhir from Real Betis Balompié.
Reserve Strength
The reserve list includes Ameerah Jo Maamry from Racing Louisville, Wissal El Assaoui of Sporting Club Casablanca, and Houda El Mestour from UTS. Their inclusion ensures depth and readiness for any eventuality.
Expectations and Challenges
Entering the World Cup, the Moroccan U-20 team is poised to make a significant impact. With a challenging group stage ahead, the squad is geared up to showcase their talent on the global stage, carrying the hopes of their nation.
This historic participation not only highlights the growth of women’s football in Morocco but also sets the stage for future achievements.
