Morocco U-17 team sharpens focus ahead of Japan clash

Morocco’s Under-17 national football team is deep into preparations for the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar.

Led by coach Nabil Baha, the squad completed its second training session in Doha on Friday, working on fitness and tactical cohesion to boost the players’ readiness for global competition.

Baha emphasized strengthening teamwork among his young charges, highlighting the need for unity on the field. “We’re pushing to improve both physically and mentally. Success comes from collective effort,” said Baha, instilling confidence ahead of their first group game.

On Monday, the Atlas Cubs face Japan at Aspire Academy Stadium, kicking off at 4:30 p.m. Doha time. Morocco shares Group B with tough opponents, Japan, Portugal, and New Caledonia. Motivation is high, with players eager to make their mark on the world stage.

Fans have sent their well wishes, writing, “Good luck, and may the fighting spirit lead you to success.” Morocco’s U-17s know the road ahead is challenging, but with determination and teamwork, their World Cup journey could be memorable.