The Libyan national football team commenced its journey to Morocco on Monday to participate in a training camp in preparation for their World Cup 2026 qualifying matches against Mauritius and Cape Verde in June.
The agenda for the training camp comprises two friendly matches, with Libya facing Burkina Faso on March 22nd and Togo on March 26th. These encounters are intended to evaluate strategies, enhance team cohesion, and gauge player preparedness for the qualifiers.
The team, comprising 27 players, includes a mix of domestic and internationally experienced players. Among the squad are goalkeepers Murad Al-Wuhayshi and Asil Al-Maqasbi; defenders Muftah Al-Darsi and Subhi Al-Dawi; midfielders Sind Bin Ali and Abdul Aziz Al-Soei; and forwards Ali Yusuf and Younes Al-Hajazi. The team also features Daniel Fadili, a distinguished professional, with Ahmed Saleh and Jafar Idris strengthening the midfield and Faisal Al-Badri supporting the forward line.
Additional players joining the camp are Nour El-Din Al-Qalib, Belkasem Rajab, Fadil Salama, Abdelmesir Abu Sheiba, Ahmed Fakroun, Faraj Ghaithan, Almahdi Alkout, Omar Al-Khoja, Ahmed Krawa, Mohamed Al-Tabbal, Magdi Artrib, and Ahmed Saad Al-Darsi, highlighting the variety and depth of Libyan football talent.
The training camp in Morocco reflects the Libyan team’s dedication to securing a place in the World Cup 2026. Football is a significant aspect of Libyan culture, representing a source of national pride and unity. The team’s endeavor to qualify for the World Cup is viewed as an effort towards national achievement and unity.
The upcoming friendly matches against Burkina Faso and Togo will serve as critical assessments of the team’s cohesion, strategic planning, and adaptability. For Libyan fans, these games provide an insight into the team’s potential and preparedness for international competition.
As the Libyan national team continues its training in Morocco, the emphasis remains on forming a squad capable of excelling in the qualifiers and reflecting the resilience, unity, and aspirations of the Libyan populace.
