Training Camp Scheduled from January 5 to 8 in Salé as the Young Lionesses Prepare for Crucial World Cup Qualification Matches
The Moroccan U-20 women’s national football team is set to undergo a preparatory gathering from January 5 to 8 at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Salé.
This strategic camp aims to ready the team for the upcoming fourth and final round of the African zone qualifiers for the 2024 Colombia World Cup, where they will face off against the Ethiopian national team.
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation announced that the Moroccan squad will play the first leg against Ethiopia on Saturday, January 13, at the Al Abdi Stadium in El Jadida.
Subsequently, the team will head to Addis Ababa for the return leg scheduled for January 21.
Coach Stefan Nado extended invitations to 28 players to participate in this preparatory gathering, representing a mix of domestic and international talent.
The list includes players such as Ines Souifi from Toulouse in France, Wissal Tita from the Royal Army team, and Maya Al-Omrawi from Real Sociedad in Spain.
The diverse squad comprises players from clubs across Europe, including Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Italy, showcasing the global reach of Moroccan talent in women’s football.
The training camp is crucial as the young Lionesses aim to secure their place in the 2024 World Cup.
Stefan Nado expressed his optimism about the team’s potential and the importance of rigorous preparation to face strong opposition from Ethiopia.
The list of players invited to the camp includes both experienced and promising talents, reflecting the commitment of the Moroccan Football Federation to nurture and promote women’s football in the country.
As the U-20 women’s national team aspires to make a mark in the World Cup qualifiers, the training camp serves as a pivotal moment for cohesion, strategy refinement, and physical readiness.
The eyes of football enthusiasts in Morocco are set on the young Lionesses as they strive for success in this crucial stage of the qualification campaign.
