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Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi to review Atlas Lions' historic 2026 World Cup campaign

Tuesday 14 July 2026 - 07:37
By: Azzat Manal
Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi to review Atlas Lions' historic 2026 World Cup campaign

Morocco head coach Mohamed Ouahbi is set to present a comprehensive review of the Atlas Lions' performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup following the team's return home after another historic campaign on the global stage.

The press conference is scheduled to take place at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Maâmora, where Ouahbi is expected to assess the team's achievements, discuss key moments from the tournament, and outline the next steps for the national squad.

Morocco once again made history by reaching the World Cup quarter-finals, becoming the first African nation to achieve this milestone in consecutive editions of the tournament. The achievement builds on the country's growing reputation as one of the strongest football nations in Africa and an increasingly competitive force on the international stage.

During the tournament, the Atlas Lions advanced from the group stage after securing two victories and one draw before continuing their impressive run through the knockout rounds. Their journey eventually came to an end in the quarter-finals against France, following a disciplined and competitive performance throughout the competition.

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation announced that the coaching staff will provide a detailed technical and sporting assessment of the campaign, highlighting both the team's strengths and the areas targeted for future improvement. Federation officials are also expected to hold meetings to evaluate the tournament and discuss preparations for upcoming international competitions.

Morocco's continued success reflects years of investment in youth development, coaching, football infrastructure, and talent identification. The establishment of the Mohammed VI Football Complex and the development of domestic training programs have contributed significantly to the national team's steady progress in recent years.

The Atlas Lions have established themselves among the world's leading national teams, consistently challenging traditional football powers while demonstrating tactical discipline, technical quality, and strong team cohesion. Their performances have also reinforced Morocco's position as one of Africa's leading representatives in international football.

With a talented generation of players and an ambitious long-term strategy, Morocco now looks ahead to future continental and global competitions, aiming to build on its recent achievements and remain among the world's elite football nations.


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