Morocco: Left Out for CAN 2025, Zakaria El Ouahdi Aims for the World Cup... and a Transfer!

Author: afrik-foot.comPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Morocco

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Morocco: Left Out for CAN 2025, Zakaria El Ouahdi Aims for the World Cup... and a Transfer!

Zakaria El Ouahdi, a defender for Genk, has been recalled to the Moroccan national team by new coach Mohamed Ouahbi after being overlooked by Regragui. With 8 goals and 4 assists in the league, he aims to secure a spot for the 2026 World Cup, despite fierce competition from Hakimi and other players. Additionally, he is looking to transfer to a more ambitious club this summer.

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