Morocco is the big surprise of the World Cup in Qatar, the national team coached by Walid Regragui is confident of a presence in the final (whether small or big remains to be seen). The Africans have the lowest draw value of the rest of the teams in the competition, but also a big advantage: they have nothing to lose, they are the “Cinderella” of the treasury.

Morocco became the first team in African history to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup.

Morocco, a national team with players from PSG, Bayern, Chelsea or Sevilla

Unknown to some soccer fans, Morocco’s national team is fielding players who are developing for the big names in Europe.

We deal with players from PSG, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Sevilla, West Ham, Fiorentina, Osasuna, Toulouse, Genk, Valladolid, Sampdoria, Besiktas or Standard.

Walid Regrahi’s pupil with the highest market share is right-back Ashraf Hakimi: €65 million. He also moved to Real Madrid, and now defends the colors of PSG.

Next in the top of the market shares is Nussair Mazraoui (currently injured), the player of Munich “Bayern” – 25 million euros.

Then we have Nayef Agerd (from West Ham), also valued at €25m, and Hakim Ziyech (from Chelsea) with a share of €17m.

Market share and where the Moroccan semi-finalists play in Qatar

*Source: Transfermarkt.

Ashraf Hakimi (PSG) – 65 million euros

Nussair Mazraoui (“Bayern”) – 25 million euros

Nayef Agerd (West Ham) – 25 million euros

Hakim Ziyech (“Chelsea”) – 17 million euros

Bono (“Seville”) – 15 million euros

Youssef En-Nesiri (Seville) – 12 million euros

Sofian Amrabat (Fiorentina) – 10 million euros

Ilias Cheir (“Queens Park Rangers”) – 10 million euros

Sofiane Boufal (Angers) – 8 million euros

Ez Abde (Osasuna) – 8 million euros

Romain Saiss (Besiktas) – 6.5 million euros

Selim Amalla (Standard Liège) – 4.5 million euros

Bilal El-Hannuss (“Genk”) – 4.5 million euros

Anas Zaruri (Burnley) – 4 million euros

Zakaria Abuhlal (Toulouse) – 3.5 million euros

Azzedine Unahi (Angers) – 3.5 million euros

Abderrazak Hamdalla (“Al-Ittihad”) – 3 million euros

Abdelhamid Sabiri (Sampdoria) – – 3 million euros

Walid Cheddirah (Bari) – 2.5 million euros

Achraf Dari (Stade Brestois) – 2.5 million euros

Yahya Jabrane (Vidad Casablanca) – 1.9 million euros

Ahmed Reda Taniauti (Vidad Casablanca) – 1.8 million euros

Yahia Attiyat Allah (Widad Casablanca) – 1.5 million euros

Munir (Al-Vehda) – 1.2 million euros

Javad El-Yamik (Valladolid) – 1.2 million euros

Badr Benun (Qatar SC) – 1 million euros.

h:2 The value of the teams of the national teams that reached the semi-finals at the World Cup in Qatar

France – €1.03 billion

Argentina – €645.20 million

Croatia – €377 million

Morocco – 241.10 million euros

The results of Morocco at the 2022 World Cup

Groups

Morocco – Croatia 0-0

Morocco – Belgium 2-0

Morocco – Canada 2-1

the eighth

Morocco – Spain 0-0 (3-0 on penalties)

quarters

Morocco – Portugal 1-0

Group F at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar boasts that both teams have reached the semi-finals. The first in the hierarchy was Morocco, the second – Croatia. Belgium and Canada went home from this group.

WC 2022 – Full results for the quarter

Croatia – Brazil 1-1/4-2 on penalties

Argentina – Netherlands 2-2 / 4-3 after penalties

Morocco – Portugal 1-0

France – England 2-1

The semi-finals of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

• Tuesday, December 13

Argentina – Croatia (Lusail Stadium – Al Daayen, 21:00)

• Wednesday, December 14

Morocco – France (Al Beit Stadium – Al Khor, 21:00).

• Small final: December 17 / 17:00 / Khalifa International Stadium

• Grand Finale: December 18 / 17:00 / Lusail Stadium.