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The Moroccan U20 selection is significantly strengthening for the CAN U20 2025 which is looming in less than two weeks.
FIFA has officially approved the respective changes of three New Moroccans in addition to that of Juliën Mesbahi formalized for the CAN U20 by the Federation (FRMF) at the end of March.
Jones El Abdellaoui (19, Celta Vigo), Youssef Hamdaoui (17, Antwerp) and Amine Boukamir (18, Charleroi) are now selectable by the coach of the coach Atlas Lyonceans U20, Mohamed Ouahbi, for the CAN of the category planned in Egypt from April 27 to May 18.
Born in Oslo, trained in Vålerenga and then loaned in Kfum in the meantime before joining the Celta Academy, El Abdellaoui had worn the Norway jersey among young people (from U15 to U18). Right of training winger capable of evolving in all positions of the attack, he had signed a flash passage among the Moroccan U17s in September 2022.
OFFICIAL: Jones El Abdellaoui cleared to represent Morocco 🇲🇦✅
FIFA has officially approved Jones El Abdellaoui’s Change of Association, making him eligible to represent Morocco at the international level. 🆕
With the U20 Africa Cup of Nations approaching, coach Mohamed Ouahbi… pic.twitter.com/cu7uW6r8Ma
– 𝗠𝗩𝗡_𝗘𝗡 | 🇲🇦 𝗙𝗼𝗼𝘁𝗯𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝘀 (@mvn_en) April 14, 2025
They have already rubbed the professional world
For his part, Youssef Hamdaoui had already been preselected with the country of his origins while he was learning with the age teams in Belgium (U15 to the U17). Pure product of Antwerp, the relayer environment had play time this season with the first team of Great Old (2-1 victory against the Bruges club on February 2).
4 out of 5 ( yanis dial l futsal ) are going to be with the U20. I hope they’re good and can make a difference cuz I don’t trust ouahbi pic.twitter.com/H0OTAf2P0A
– M (@atallguym) April 14, 2025
Validated for a few weeks by FIFA, Amine Boukamir has already been international with a resumption with the lion cubs of the Atlas U20 (March 24 passed for success 4-1 against Ghana in friendly). Like Hamdaoui, the defensive midfielder, born in Jemeppe-sur-Sambre, defended the colors of the Red Diablotins of Belgium (U16, U17).
With Mesbahi, El Abdellaoui and Hamdaoui, they could all appear in the CAN U20 list To be published on Friday.
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