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Moroccan International Selim Amallah Visits School in Nador

Moroccan footballer Selim Amallah visited a school in Nador where he received a special welcome from the school’s students and staff.

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Moroccan International Selim Amallah Visits School in Nador

Moroccan International Selim Amallah Visits School in Nador

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Rabat – Moroccan footballer Selim Amallah visited a school in Nador where he received a special welcome from the school’s students and staff.

The Moroccan international was spotted in different spots in Nador, as reports say he is spending a vacation in the city.

Amallah is a midfielder who plays for Belgian club Standard Liege. The footballer previously played for clubs such as Mouscron and Tubize.

He made his debut for the Atlas Lions in 2019. In 2022, he was part of the squad that led Morocco to the semi-finals at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

The player is currently being scouted by different Premier League and La Liga clubs, reports say, since negotiations for his contract renewal with Standard Liege broke down.

He is said to be training with the club’s B-team while they consider their next move.

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