Morocco is gearing up for a significant presence at the upcoming Olympic Games, with plans underway to enlist the talents of Brahim Diaz and Achraf Hakimi to bolster their football squad.
As one of the 16 nations set to compete in the football events, the Atlas Lions are determined to make a mark on the global stage, according to reports from Relevo, an Iberian media outlet.
The strategy to entice Brahim Diaz, 24, to represent Morocco includes extending an invitation to participate in the Olympic Games alongside Achraf Hakimi.
Both players, born in Spain, are eligible to join the Moroccan squad due to the Olympic regulations allowing three overage players per team.
Diaz and Hakimi’s potential inclusion in the Moroccan squad underscores the country’s ambition to field a formidable team for the Olympic football tournament.
Their experience and skill would undoubtedly strengthen Morocco’s chances of competing at the highest level.
While Morocco has a rich footballing tradition, their recent efforts to secure top talent like Diaz and Hakimi reflect a concerted push to elevate their standing on the international stage.
As preparations for the Olympics intensify, Morocco’s football authorities are leaving no stone unturned in their quest to assemble a competitive squad capable of delivering memorable performances in Tokyo.
With the prospect of seeing Diaz and Hakimi don the Moroccan jersey, football fans are eagerly anticipating the Atlas Lions’ campaign at the Olympic Games, poised to witness the blending of talent and ambition on the world stage.
