Rabat – The Moroccan national team has departed for the United States as preparations intensify ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Atlas Lions left Rabat‑Salé Airport with focus and determination, entering the final stage of their build‑up to the tournament.
The trip follows a training camp in Morocco where the squad worked on fitness and tactical cohesion.
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That camp included a convincing 4‑0 friendly win over Madagascar, a result that gave the coaching staff confidence in the team’s readiness.
Coach Mohamed Ouahbi’s players will now continue their preparations in America, where they are scheduled to face Norway in their last warm‑up match on Sunday.
The match will allow the staff to test tactical options and finalize the squad before the global competition begins.
Morocco’s World Cup journey starts with a high‑profile match against Brazil on June 13 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The team will then meet Scotland on June 19 in Boston before concluding the group stage against Haiti on June 24 in Atlanta.
The Atlas Lions enter the tournament with momentum and belief, aiming to build on their historic achievements in recent years.
The trip to the United States marks the beginning of a crucial chapter, as Morocco look to make a strong impact on football’s biggest stage.
