Morocco

P3 W2 D1 L0 · 7 pts · +3 GD · 2nd in group

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Scouting intel

compiled 2026-06-21 · Sonar

Squad value

€490.2m

Coach

Walid Regragui

Form (last 5)

WWDLW

Key players

Achraf HakimiRB · Elite attacking full-back, huge engine and pace€70m

Sofyan AmrabatDM · Midfield anchor, excels in duels and coverage€30m

Youssef En-NesyriST · Vertical striker, aerial threat and pressing work-rate€35m

Abde EzzalzouliLW · One‑v‑one winger, direct dribbling and creativity€40m

Shape: Morocco primarily use a compact 4-3-3 that can flatten into a 4-1-4-1, built on an aggressive, well-drilled mid-to-low block. They progress through full-backs and wide overloads, then attack quickly in transition using the pace of their wingers and overlapping runs from Hakimi.

Numbers: Recent competitive games show Morocco allowing relatively few shots and chances, reflecting xG-against numbers consistent with a top defensive side. In attack they tend to generate fewer but relatively high-quality chances, relying on fast breaks and crosses rather than heavy volume shooting.

Key updates

▸Morocco’s squad market value has risen to about €490.2m, higher than the combined total of Algeria, Egypt and Tunisia according to the latest Transfermarkt figures ahead of the 2026 World Cup.[1][4]
▸Coverage of World Cup market values highlights Morocco as one of the most valuable non-European squads, underlining a broad base of high-value players rather than reliance on a single superstar.[1][5][8]
▸Abde Ezzalzouli is cited among the top-valued Arab players at the 2026 World Cup, reflecting his growing importance as a starting winger option for Morocco.[7][8]
▸Morocco’s 2026 World Cup squad list and market-value structure on Transfermarkt confirm continuity from their successful 2022 cycle, with a core built around Hakimi, Amrabat and En-Nesyri.[2][3]