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Ounahi Says Morocco Are Ready to Create More World Cup History

Morocco midfielder Azzedine Ounahi says the Atlas Lions are determined to continue making history at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, crediting the team's unity, discipline and belief as they target a place in the semi-finals.

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Ounahi Says Morocco Are Ready to Create More World Cup History

Morocco midfielder Azzedine Ounahi says the Atlas Lions are determined to continue making history at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, insisting the team's remarkable journey is far from over. As Morocco prepare for their quarter-final clash, Ounahi believes the squad has the quality, belief and unity needed to compete with the world's best and reach unprecedented heights.

The midfielder said Morocco's success is built on collective effort rather than individual brilliance. He praised the team's strong bond, discipline and fighting spirit, noting that every player understands their role and is willing to make sacrifices for the country. According to Ounahi, the unity within the squad has been one of the biggest factors behind their impressive performances throughout the tournament.

Reflecting on Morocco's World Cup journey, Ounahi acknowledged the significance of representing Africa on football's biggest stage. He said the players are motivated not only by the desire to win for Morocco but also by the opportunity to inspire millions of Africans and demonstrate that teams from the continent can consistently compete with the traditional football powers.

The midfielder also credited head coach Walid Regragui and the technical staff for building a team capable of adapting to different opponents while maintaining confidence and tactical discipline. He said the coaching team's preparation and belief have given the players the confidence to approach every match with the mentality of winning rather than simply participating.

With a place in the semi-finals at stake, Ounahi stressed that Morocco remain fully focused on the challenge ahead. He said the squad respects every opponent but fears no team, adding that the players are determined to keep writing history and reward the unwavering support they have received from Moroccan fans and football lovers across Africa.


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