Morocco goalkeeper, Monir El Kajoui, has affirmed that his team is fully prepared to face Nigeria’s Super Eagles
The two African football powerhouses meet today at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, with Morocco making their first semi-final appearance in 22 years.
The Super Eagles, known for their entertaining style, are aiming to reach the final for the second consecutive edition, carrying the hopes of their fans.
Éric Chelle’s Moroccan side will approach the clash with confidence, relying on their experience in high-stakes matches and a resilient competitive spirit that has seen them excel in decisive moments.
Nigeria’s key players, Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman, have been standout performers, combining for seven goals in the tournament so far, Osimhen with four and Lookman with three.
El Kajoui emphasized Morocco’s focus on performing on the field, saying, “As players, we hear everything, but we know the real response must come on the pitch. We focus on our work, trust the coach and the group, and our objective is always to honour the national shirt and give our very best.”
