World Cup 2026: Good news for Morocco ahead of their opening match against Brazil

Latest updates are reassuring regarding Mazraoui
World Cup 2026
Mohamed Rekhis
Mohamed Rek
News Editor
World Cup 2026: Good news for Morocco ahead of their opening match against Brazil
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Moroccan media outlets revealed on Tuesday the results of medical tests undergone by Moroccan international Noussair Mazraoui after the injury he suffered during last Sunday's friendly match between Morocco and Norway.

Latest updates are reassuring regarding Mazraoui

The injury to the Atlas Lions' full-back had sparked concern within the Moroccan squad as the 2026 World Cup kickoff approached. However, the latest news from the medical staff is overwhelmingly positive.

According to the Moroccan daily ( Al Mountakhab ) , the tests revealed only a minor shoulder contusion with no serious complications.

The same source states that this injury does not threaten Mazraoui's participation in the 2026 World Cup and does not require any extended absence.

The player is currently following his treatment protocol as usual and is expected to rejoin group training sessions within the next few hours. This encouraging development confirms his availability for Morocco's World Cup opener against Brazil.

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