Sofyan Amrabat officially visited OTF stadium.
Sofyan Amrabat, a new midfielder for Manchester United, was injured and was forced out of the Atlas Lions squad, therefore he will not play in Morocco’s September international matches.
Yahya Jabrane has been called up by head coach Walid Regragui to replace our number 4, who will return to work at Carrington after joining from Fiorentina in a season-long loan move on deadline day.
This week, Amrabat was introduced as a Red, reuniting with Erik ten Hag, who coached him at Utrecht from 2015 to 2017.
Even though the 2022 World Cup semifinalist have already secured their spot in the competition in January, Morocco is scheduled to play Liberia in their final Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match on Saturday.
South Africa will be able to win Group K with a draw in Agadir, and they have already secured their place in the championship game.
Then, on Tuesday in the French city of Lens, Morocco is scheduled to meet another African team Burkina Faso in a friendly match.
Amrabat was scheduled to receive his 50th cap this month after solidifying his place in the heart of the African team.
The former player for Feyenoord and Club Brugge, who made his debut for his country in 2017, was a key component in the midfield as the North Africans became the first team from their continent to advance to the round of 16 at the World Cup in Qatar.
