Few players have shaped the modern era of Moroccan women's football quite like Ghizlane Chebbak.
During the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, the Atlas Lionesses captain was honored by Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) President Fouzi Lekjaa after reaching the milestone of 100 international appearances for Morocco.
The special ceremony celebrated a career that has become synonymous with the growth, ambition, and success of the national team.
A Century in Moroccan Colors
As part of the tribute, Chebbak was presented with a commemorative Morocco jersey bearing the number 100, marking a landmark achievement in her international career.
The ceremony reflected the federation's appreciation for one of the most influential players in the history of Moroccan women's football, recognizing both her consistency on the pitch and her leadership over many years.
A Leader Through Historic Moments
Chebbak has played a central role in some of the greatest chapters of the Atlas Lionesses' journey.
From helping Morocco establish itself among Africa's leading teams to inspiring memorable performances on the continental stage, the captain has consistently led by example with her vision, technical quality, and leadership.
Her influence extends well beyond statistics, making her one of the defining figures of Morocco's footballing rise.
A Milestone That Inspires the Future
Speaking after the ceremony, Chebbak expressed her pride at reaching the 100-match milestone, describing it as another source of motivation to continue giving everything for the national team.
She also highlighted the importance of the support the players continue to receive, emphasizing that it inspires the squad to keep striving for even greater achievements.
A Legacy Still Being Written
As Morocco continues its pursuit of a first-ever Women's Africa Cup of Nations title, Chebbak remains at the heart of the team's ambitions.
Her 100th appearance is more than a personal milestone—it is a reflection of the remarkable progress of Moroccan women's football and the generations of players helping elevate the Atlas Lionesses onto Africa's biggest stage.
A century of appearances. Countless unforgettable moments. And a captain whose story continues to inspire Morocco's pursuit of even greater history.