Morocco continued their preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Friday as the Atlas Lions completed their second training session in New Jersey under the guidance of head coach Mohamed Ouahbi.
The session formed part of the team’s ongoing build-up to the tournament and featured a mix of technical drills and physical exercises aimed at improving fitness levels and tactical sharpness ahead of the competition.
Players trained with intensity throughout the session as the coaching staff continued to fine-tune preparations for the challenges that await on football’s biggest stage.
Despite the demanding nature of the workout, the atmosphere within the camp remained positive, with players displaying a strong sense of unity and togetherness.
Smiles, laughter and friendly interactions were evident throughout the training session, reflecting the close bond that has developed within the squad.
The positive mood, however, did not distract from the task at hand, as the Atlas Lions maintained their focus on reaching peak condition before the start of the tournament.
For Ouahbi and his technical team, every session is an opportunity to improve the squad’s readiness and ensure players are fully prepared both physically and tactically.
The latest workout offered further evidence of the confidence growing within the Moroccan camp as preparations continue in the United States.
Team cohesion has emerged as one of the defining features of Morocco’s build-up, with players appearing fully committed to the collective objective of representing their country strongly at the World Cup.
With the tournament fast approaching, the Atlas Lions remain focused on balancing hard work with a positive environment as they seek to arrive at the competition in the best possible condition.
Morocco will continue their training programme over the coming days as preparations intensify ahead of the global showpiece.
Friday’s session in New Jersey highlighted a squad that is working hard, enjoying its time together and remaining firmly focused on the challenges ahead.
