Morocco’s national team resumed training on Friday at the Mohammed VI Football Complex as it continues preparations for the 2026 World Cup, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation said.
The session focused on physical and tactical work under the national team’s technical staff, with players continuing a preparation programme that includes a friendly against Madagascar on June 2.
The match will be played at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat at 6 p.m., according to FRMF. Morocco will then travel to the United States for a second friendly as part of its World Cup build-up.
The federation earlier said the Atlas Lions would play three preparation matches before the tournament, including fixtures against Burundi, Madagascar and Norway. Morocco beat Burundi 5-0 in a friendly on May 26 at the Mohammed VI Football Complex.
Several players also arrived at the national team’s camp on Friday before joining the remaining parts of the preparation prog
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