Al Somah expresses pride in joining Wydad Casablanca for the FIFA club world cup

Al Somah expresses pride in joining Wydad Casablanca for the FIFA club world cup
Saturday 21 June 2025 - 23:45

Syrian forward Omar Al Somah expressed his pride and excitement about joining Wydad Casablanca for the FIFA Club World Cup. In an interview with the club’s official YouTube channel, he revealed that he did not hesitate for a second to accept the offer, drawn by the club’s rich history and passionate fanbase.

“I’m honored to wear Wydad’s jersey. It’s a club with a great history, many titles, and an impressive fan base. I hope to live up to their expectations and leave a mark in this new adventure,” he said.

Al Soma also discussed the challenge of competing in the Club World Cup, particularly facing teams like Juventus, and committed to giving his best to help the team advance beyond the group stage.

 He expressed excitement about playing alongside players like Noureddine Amrabat and Mohamed El Raihi, whom he admires. He concluded by thanking the fans for their warm welcome and support.

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