The upcoming European tour represents an important stage in Mohamed Ouahbi’s plans as he continues shaping the Morocco squad ahead of the next competitive fixtures.
With the Atlas Lions set to face Gabon and Lesotho during the September international window, the coaching staff is focused on assessing the physical and tactical readiness of the squad while identifying the strongest possible combinations.
A Closer Look at Morocco’s European Stars
Ouahbi’s trip will allow him to watch several Moroccan internationals in action across European leagues, giving the coach an opportunity to evaluate their form, fitness, and tactical development.
The Netherlands is expected to be one of the key stops, particularly with the emergence of Abdellah Ouazane.
The Ajax midfielder has continued to attract attention with his development and increasingly important role, making him one of the young players Ouahbi will be monitoring closely.
Experience and Youth
Ouahbi’s approach is not limited to Morocco’s emerging generation.
The coach is also expected to assess experienced players such as Amine Harit, whose creativity and technical quality could provide another option in midfield.
The objective is to create the right balance between the energy of Morocco’s young talents and the experience of established internationals.
Building a Stronger Squad
Beyond selecting a starting XI, Ouahbi’s preparations are also focused on developing greater depth throughout the squad.
With a demanding international schedule ahead, having reliable alternatives in every position could prove crucial.
The European tour therefore represents more than a series of player visits. It is another step in Ouahbi’s broader project to build a competitive, balanced and adaptable Atlas Lions squad.
The Road Ahead
The September matches against Gabon and Lesotho will provide another opportunity for Morocco to put that work into practice.
For Ouahbi, the priority is clear: assess every option, build stronger combinations and ensure the Atlas Lions enter their next competitive challenge with maximum readiness and confidence.
The next chapter of the Morocco project is already taking shape.