HIBAPRESS – Sports
The French magazine Onze Mondial, one of the most prominent football references over the past five decades, has dedicated an exceptional issue of over 40 pages entirely to Moroccan football, a step that reflects the growing international interest in the national team.
This allocation comes at a time when the Moroccan national team continues to consolidate its position among the giants of world football, after ranking eighth in the world and first in the Arab and African worlds, confirming that the achievement is no longer a fleeting moment but a continuous project that imposes itself on the international arena. The magazine believes that this global media momentum towards Moroccan football is no longer just a temporary wave, but has turned into a clear recognition of the strength of a rising football system that builds its success on long-term foundations, whether at the level of national teams or the formative structure. This issue came in the form of a deep dive into the “spirit of Moroccan football”, through exclusive content that highlights the most prominent features of the sports project, and its influential figures. The issue included a special interview with Achraf Hakimi, the star of the “Atlas Lions”, who revealed new aspects of his career and professional experience, in addition to a special file on the Moroccan training system and how it has become an integrated model for making talents. The magazine also devoted significant space to goalkeeper Yassine Bounou, who talked about his career and international experience, in addition to a special tactical reading of the team’s style led by Mohamed Wahbi, whom the magazine described as one of the most prominent rising artistic projects in modern football. The issue did not overlook the talk about the Moroccan professional league, which is now experiencing a remarkable stage of development, in addition to an interview with Fouzi Lekjaa, whom the magazine considered one of the most prominent engineers of the Moroccan football renaissance in recent years. This special issue confirms that Moroccan football has become today a focus of global attention, thanks to the development of its level, the diversity of its talents, and a clear vision that has made it compete at the highest levels.
