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U17 World Cup: FIFA confirms Morocco’s 21-player squad

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FIFA has published the official squads of the 48 teams competing in the U17 World Cup in Qatar, including Morocco’s, with 21 players selected by Ahmed Kantari. The Moroccan coach is aiming for a better performance than in the previous edition, according to Lebrief.

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