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Amrabat Quits Morocco Over Coach Dispute
9 Sep
Summary
- Sofyan Amrabat will not play for Morocco's national team.
- His decision stems from current manager Mohamed Ouahbi's leadership.
- Amrabat stated his reasons are private but not retiring.
Sofyan Amrabat, a former Manchester United midfielder, has announced a significant break from the Morocco national team. He stated that he will be unavailable for selection as long as Mohamed Ouahbi remains the team's head coach. Amrabat's decision comes after a period where his role in the squad diminished under Ouahbi's management. He played a more prominent role in previous campaigns but featured minimally in recent matches.
In a social media statement, Amrabat conveyed his deep respect for representing Morocco, a role he has cherished for 12 years. He stressed that his love for the nation and the team remains unwavering. However, he feels unable to continue playing under the current leadership, choosing to keep the specific reasons private. Amrabat assured fans he is not retiring and hopes to return to the team in the future. He extended his best wishes to his teammates and staff, promising continued support from afar.
