
Moroccan Soccer Star Mehdi Carcela Donates €33,000 for Ventilator to Belgian Hospital
Moroccan international Mehdi Carcela has donated 33,000 euros to a hospital in Belgium as part of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Moroccan international Mehdi Carcela has donated 33,000 euros to a hospital in Belgium as part of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi is being courted by Bayern Munich, who are keen to recruit him in the next transfer window.

Former Moroccan international Abdeslam Ouaddou has donated electronic tablets to schoolchildren in the rural commune of Alnif, who are now forced to follow classes from their homes due to the covid-19 pandemic.

In an interview with the Spanish television channel RTVE, Achraf Hakimi spoke about the progress of training with Borussia Dortmund and the resumption of the Bundesliga.

Since the suspension of official and friendly matches, Vahid Halilhodzic’s protégés are on vacation and will not wear the green-red jersey until 2021.

The Moroccan international, Nordin Amrabat, denied the rumor that he had opposed any reduction in his salary.

Marouane Fellaini has recovered and left the hospital in China. The Belgian international footballer of Moroccan origin, had tested positive for covid-19 upon his return to China.

Nordin Amrabat does not want to hear about a reduction in his salary due to the coronavirus. From the Netherlands where he is confined, the player has let the management of the Saudi club, Al Nassr FC, know that he would leave if they reduced his salary.

While his return to his training club, Real Madrid, is becoming more certain at the end of his two-year loan contract at Dortmund, Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi is being targeted by several major European clubs who want to secure his services.

Ruling on the case of players at the end of their contract, FIFA authorizes players sold this summer to complete the season in their previous clubs.

The Atlas Lions, winners of the African Futsal Cup of Nations, have pocketed a substantial bonus from the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF).

Moroccan players, who find themselves stranded in the Gulf countries, particularly in Saudi Arabia, express the desire to return home. They are asking the Moroccan authorities to allow them to charter a special plane.