Women’s World Cup 2023: Atlas Lionesses to Face Slovakia, Bosnia-Herzegovina in Friendlies

Casablanca – Moroccan women’s football team will meet their counterparts from Slovakia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, respectively, on February 17 and 21 in the Turkish city of Antalya, says the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF).

For this purpose, the national coach Reynald Pedros has called 26 players to take part, on February 13-22, in a training camp in Turkey, says the FRMF on its website.

These two games are part of the preparations of the national team for the Women’s World Cup, which will be held from July 20 to August 20 in Australia and New Zealand.

During the final phase of the World Cup, the Moroccan selection, runner-up in Africa, will play in group C with Germany, Colombia and South Korea.

 

Here follows the list of players called:

 

1. Khadija Rmichi (AS FAR)

2. Assia Zouhir (Chabab Mohammedia)

3. Inas Arouissa (Caen/France)

4. Zaynab El Aaraari (Jawharat Najm Larache)

5. Meryem Atiq (Viera/Spain)

6. Zineb Radouani (AS FAR)

7. Nouhaila Benzina (AS FAR)

8. Nisrine Chad (Lille/France)

9. Sabah Sghir (Sampdoria/Italy)

10. Yassmine Lemrabet (Levante/Spain)

11. Hanane Aït Lhaj (AS FAR)

12. Fatima El Ghazouani (Métropole/France)

13. Missan Bougrine (Olympique Lyon/France)

14. Nahla Nakach Elodie (Servette Chênois/Switzerland)

15. Salma Amani (Metz/France)

16. Sofia Bouftini (Renaissance Berkane)

17. Ghizlane Chebbak (AS FAR)

18. Samia Mesnaoui (Ajax Amsterdam/Netherlands)

19. Kawthar Aït Omar (Fortuna/Netherlands)

20. Rosella Ayane (Tottenham/England)

21. Fatima Tagnaout (AS FAR)

22. Ibtissam El Jridi (Ahly Djeddah/Saudi Arabia)

23. Soukaina Ouezraoui Diki (Club Bruges/Belgium)

24. Anissa Belkasmi (Orléans/France)

25. Norimane Addi (South Alabama/USA)

26. Fatima Zahra El Gharbi Berima (Europa Barcelona/Spain).

 

 

 

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