Morocco Coach Aims to Maintain Competitiveness in Upcoming Matches

Upcoming Matches Will Test Morocco's Mettle

Walid Regragui, the coach of Morocco's national football team, has stated his intention to maintain the team's competitive edge as they prepare to face Gabon and Lesotho in upcoming matches.

Morocco is currently ranked as the second-best team in Africa, and they will be looking to build on that success in the upcoming matches. However, they will face stern competition from both Gabon and Lesotho, who are both ranked among the top 50 teams in Africa.

Importance of African Nations Championship

The matches are part of the African Nations Championship (CHAN), which is a tournament for players who play in their domestic leagues in Africa. This tournament is an important opportunity for local players to showcase their talents, and it can also serve as a platform for them to earn a move to a top European club.

Regragui is keen to use the CHAN to maintain Morocco's status as one of the top teams in Africa, and he is confident that his team has the quality to achieve that goal.

Focus on Team Spirit

Regragui has emphasized the importance of team spirit in the upcoming matches, and he believes that this will be key to the team's success. He said:

"We have a strong team spirit, and I think that will be our strength in these matches. We need to work together as a unit and fight for each other on the pitch."

Morocco will face Gabon on January 15 and Lesotho on January 19. The matches will be held in Morocco, and they will be an important test of the team's competitiveness.