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Official: Morocco’s World Cup 2026 Squad is Here

The final selection features traditional pillars of the national team

Safaa KasraouibySafaa Kasraoui
May, 26, 2026
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OFFICIAL: Morocco’s World Cup 2026 Squad is Here

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Rabat – Morocco head coach Mohamed Ouahbi has officially unveiled the final squad list for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, confirming a balanced group that blends experience, young talent, and tactical versatility. The announcement ends weeks of anticipation, as fans waited to see which players would be making the prestigious trip to football’s biggest stage.
The final selection features traditional pillars of the national team, including star goalkeeper Yassine Bounou, as well as fellow goalkeepers Munir El Kajoui and Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti. The full list of the players is as follows:

Goalkeepers

YASSINE BOUNOU

MUNIR EL KAJOUI

AHMED REDA TAGNAOUTI

Defenders

NOUSSAIR MAZRAOUI

ANASS SALAH-EDDINE

YOUSSEF BELAMMARI

NAYEF AGUERD

CHADI RIAD

ISSA DIOP

REDOUANE HALHAL

ACHRAF HAKIMI

ZAKARIA EL OUAHDI

Midfielders

SAMIR EL MOURABET

AYYOUB BOUADDI

NEIL EL AYNAOUI

SOFYAN AMRABAT

AZZEDINE OUNAHI

BILAL EL KHANNOUSS

ISMAEL SAIBARI

Forwards

ABDESSAMAD EZZALZOULI

CHEMSDINE TALBI

SOUFIANE RAHIMI

AYOUB EL KAABI

BRAHIM DIAZ

YASSINE GESSIME

AYOUBE AMAIMOUNI

As part of its preparatory campaign ahead of the World Cup, Morocco is scheduled to play two friendly matches against Madagascar on June 2 and Norway on June 7.

Morocco already played its first friendly today, dominating the match 5-0.

The Atlas Lions are currently ranked 8th in the FIFA rankings, making them the highest-ranked African national team.

All eyes are now on the national team, with fans eager to see them roar again and replicate the historic 2022 World Cup run, where Morocco became the first Arab and African team to reach the semi-finals.

Morocco is in Group C, alongside Brazil, with the match scheduled for June 13.

June 19 will feature Morocco vs Scotland, followed by Morocco vs Haiti on June 24.

Many see the group as manageable, but observers emphasize that no match is easy at the World Cup, where all underdog teams will be striving to become the new Morocco by replicating the Atlas Lions’ historic run in 2022.

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