Morocco's Atlas Lionesses resume training ahead of upcoming sporting event

Morocco's Atlas Lionesses resume training ahead of upcoming sporting event
Moroccan Royal Football Federation
Monday 29 August 2022 - 12:19

The Moroccan women’s national team is set to resume training starting Monday ahead of upcoming games, announced the Royal Moroccan Federation of Football (FRMF) on its website.

The training will run until September 6, taking place in Casablanca’s Mohammed V stadium, added the Federation.

The following is the list of invited players:

Oumaima El Amrani (Taraxon/FRA)

Safia Bouftini (AS FAR)

Assia Zouhair (Chabab Mohammedia)

Khadija Ermichi (AS FAR)

Hind El Hasnaoui (AS FAR)

Aziza Rabbah (AS FAR)

Hanane Ait Lhaj (AS FAR)

Ibtissam El Jraidi (AS FAR)

Sanae El Mssoudy (AS FAR)

Nouhaila Benzina (AS FAR)

Siham Boukhami (AS FAR)

Fatema Tagnaout (AS FAR)

Fatema Zahra Dahmouss (AS FAR)

Zineb Redouani (AS FAR)

Rania Salmi (Sporting Casablanca)

Safae Banouk (Najah souss)

Najat El Badri (AS FAR)

Sanae Daoudi (Guingamp/FRA)

Soukaina Ouzraoui Dikki (FC Bruges/BEL

Alisse Eva (Le Mans/FRA)

Ibtissam Bouharith (Michelin/BEL)

Alia Belkrim (FC Zurich/Switzerland)

Ghizlane Chahiri (AS FAR).

The Moroccan team will now begin preparations for the 2023 World Cup.

Previously, the national team lost against South Africa in the final of the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 1-2.

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