Moroccan National Team

The Moroccan National Team, also known as the Atlas Lions, represents Morocco in international football (soccer) competitions. Established in 1956, the team is governed by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation. Morocco has a rich football history, highlighted by its participation in five FIFA World Cup tournaments, notably reaching the knockout stage in 1986, making it the first African nation to do so. The team's colors are red and green, reflecting the national flag, and they have a passionate fan base. The squad typically includes a mix of domestic and international players, showcasing their talent on the global stage.