Ayyoub Bouaddi's Commitment to the Moroccan National Team
Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi has recently expressed his intention to represent the Moroccan national team in the near future, following a significant meeting with the newly appointed head coach, Mohamed Ouahbi. This promising development was reported by Foot Mercato, which indicated that Bouaddi, a 19-year-old rising star with Moroccan heritage, has given his "verbal consent" to don the national colors. The discussions, which took place last Friday, were positively received by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, highlighting their vision for the future of the national squad.
With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, Bouaddi's decision to potentially join the Atlas Lions comes at a crucial time, just three months before the tournament. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation is optimistic about incorporating the talented midfielder into their plans and is aiming to include him in the training camp scheduled for March 2026. The addition of Bouaddi could significantly bolster the team's midfield, alongside other promising players like Nael Ainaoui and Samir El Morabit, who are also being considered for future camps.
Before making his mark at Lille, Bouaddi developed his skills at FC Créteil, where his talent shone through, earning him a professional contract in 2021 that was later extended until 2029. Known for his composed playing style and keen vision on the field, Bouaddi has already made over 70 appearances in the French top tier, establishing himself as one of the most exciting prospects of his generation.
As reported by en.yabiladi.com.
