Moroccan footballers Imran Louza and Othman Mahmoud, who play for the English club Watford, are intensifying their preparations in hopes of securing a spot on the final list for the Moroccan national team participating in the upcoming World Cup in the United States. Reports indicate that both players are included in the preliminary roster compiled by national coach Mohamed Wahbi, in anticipation of the training camp set to take place in Rabat. This camp will precede the official announcement of the final names selected for the World Cup.
The training camp is expected to feature several prominent players currently active in European leagues, including Sofiane Boufal, Yanis Begraoui, and Tawfik Ben Taib, alongside Louza and Mahmoud, who have been engaged in specialized training sessions in Marrakech over the past few days. The duo from Watford is under close observation from the national team’s technical staff, with coach Mohamed Wahbi having monitored their performances recently. This scrutiny is part of a broader effort to expand the pool of tactical choices before the final decision is made regarding the World Cup roster.
The national coach is anticipated to reveal the official list within the coming days, creating a buzz among Moroccan fans eager to discover which players will represent the “Atlas Lions” at the upcoming global event.
As reported by sabahagadir.ma.
