Morocco Captain Saïss Joins Squad, Rallies Team for Africa Cup of Nations Success
Moroccan players are determined and committed to giving their best at this Africa Cup of Nations CAN Cameroon 2022. Joining the rest of the team in Cameroon, Romain Saïss called on his teammates to give the maximum to make the Moroccan people proud.
After a very good performance on Monday with Wolverhampton against Manchester United in the Premier League, Romain Saïss joined his teammates, ready to give it his all, to approach all the matches with a winning mentality. In an interview with the FRMF, he expressed his joy at being able to join his friends. "I’m happy to join everyone. They’ve already started since December 27. I’m happy to see them and see that they’re in good health," reports Le Matin.
For the captain of the Atlas Lions, the CAN remains an opportunity to prove to the world that Morocco remains a great team that has had time to mature since the last CAN. To do this, they will have to work hard and give 200% in each match.
"Now, we are almost complete. The whole group is available. We will have to work well during the few days left before the first match to start this competition well. We will do our best to represent our country well. It is a pride to come here all the time and wear this jersey. We have to give 200% in each match to try to win them. And that’s how we’ll have a great CAN and make everyone happy."
Arrived on Sunday in Yaoundé, it was only on Tuesday that the group was reunited in full. The Atlas Lions enter the competition on Monday, January 10 against Ghana. It will be at 5 pm at the Ahmadou Ahidjo multi-sport stadium.
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