This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Sports
Ismail Saibari, Dutch player for PSV Eindhoven, spoke about his career with the Moroccan national team, expressing his great pride in representing his country in international arenas.
The player, who grew up in the Netherlands, stressed that his choice of Morocco was a decision that came from his heart, welcoming at the same time the improvements seen by the Moroccan national team thanks to the great support of Moroccan leaders.
Saibari’s relationship with Morocco and his desire to play for them
Speaking to Spanish newspaper “AS”, Saibari revealed his desire to play for Morocco since he was young, stating: “Since I was young, my dream has always been to play for Morocco. “My father and my family are Moroccan, and this was also their dream. »
The player, who began his career with the national team at the age of 15, added: “I didn’t think of any other option. The Moroccan national team was the only destination.
King Mohammed VI and Fawzi Lakjaa are behind the development
Sibari also praised the great role played by King Mohammed VI and Faouzi Lekkaa in strengthening the position of the national team, saying: “We owe a lot to King Mohammed VI and the president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, Faouzi Lekkaa. “Everything has changed for the better. » He explained that the team now has a training center considered the best in Africa, which shows the commitment of Moroccan leaders to the development of the team.
A big thank you to the Royal Moroccan Football Federation
Sibari concluded his speech by expressing his gratitude to the Royal Moroccan Football Federation: “They have made great efforts to ensure our comfort and success. I thank them for everything.
