Morocco recruits a Real Madrid executive
Morocco continues to forge its footballing revolution. After the historic triumph of its U20 national team at the World Cup and with the 2026 AFCON fast approaching, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has made another major move. According to Marca, one of Real Madrid’s technical leaders, Abián Perdomo, has officially joined the Moroccan project.
A key figure in Madrid’s youth development, Perdomo previously served as head of methodology and coordination between La Fábrica, Real’s famed academy, and the first team. His arrival marks a new milestone in Morocco’s strategy, as the nation aims to become a continental benchmark in talent development.
The Spaniard will be tasked with overseeing the training of young Moroccan players and harmonizing the working standards of academies across the country. He brings a rare profile, blending pedagogical skill with technical expertise, and is expected to help Moroccan football reach a new level in its pursuit of excellence.