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Ouahbi Sets Press Conference to Assess Atlas Lions' World Cup Journey

The Morocco head coach will address the media on Tuesday to review the Atlas Lions' 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign, while the Royal Moroccan Football Federation's executive board is also set to meet later this week.

By the Atlas Lions Editorial Desk13 Jul 2026How we report

Morocco head coach Mohamed Ouahbi will hold a press conference on Tuesday, July 14, to provide a comprehensive assessment of the Atlas Lions' FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign.

The media briefing will take place at the Mohammed VI Football Complex at 5:00 p.m. local time, offering an opportunity to reflect on Morocco's historic run to the quarterfinals.

Reviewing Morocco's World Cup Journey

Ouahbi is expected to discuss the key moments that shaped Morocco's campaign, which saw the Atlas Lions reach the World Cup quarterfinals for the second consecutive edition.

The head coach will also provide a technical analysis of the tournament, share his assessment of the team's performances, and answer questions from members of the media regarding Morocco's showing on football's biggest stage.

Focus Turns to the Future

Beyond reviewing the World Cup, the press conference is also expected to look ahead to Morocco's next objectives on the international calendar.

With major competitions approaching, including the Africa Cup of Nations, attention is already shifting toward the next chapter for a national team that continues to establish itself among the world's leading football nations.

FRMF Executive Board to Meet

Later this week, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) will hold an executive board meeting on Thursday, July 16, at the federation's headquarters.

The meeting, scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m., will cover a range of topics related to the management of Moroccan football and preparations for upcoming national team and domestic football commitments.

Building on a Historic Campaign

Morocco's 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign added another milestone to the nation's football history, with the Atlas Lions once again reaching the tournament's final eight and reinforcing their status among the global game's elite.

As the World Cup chapter officially comes to a close, Morocco's focus now turns to evaluating its achievements and building toward the next generation of success on the international stage.

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