PSV Eindhoven Prodigy Mohammed Ihattarenn Opens Up About Career Aspirations and Family Challenges

"With my family, we moved from Utrecht to Eindhoven and then PSV recruited me at the age of 8. It’s an excellent training club. It gives young boys a chance," said the young player who, like all those in his category, dreams of a great career.

"I see it this way, at 24 years old. You have to be ready as a player. At that age, you must no longer have negative things in your game. You have to be so good technically, tactically and physically," he specifies.

According to the details received from the Dutch daily and quoted by Le360, Ihattaren also expressed his desire to play for a major European club within seven years. He is convinced that through perseverance and self-denial, he will have a career in high-level football.

During the interview, the Dutch-Moroccan player emotionally discussed the cancer his father is suffering from, one of the reasons he is having trouble choosing his sports nationality.

"My father is very ill. He had cancer for a while and he is now often in the hospital. If there is no training or competition, I want to be with him as much as possible," he concludes.