Morocco Breathes a Sigh of Relief After Mazraoui's Test Results

The coaching staff of the Moroccan national team breathed a sigh of relief regarding the health condition of Noussair Mazraoui, after initial examinations following his injury against Norway showed that the player is suffering from a shoulder dislocation. However, there remains a high likelihood of his participation in the upcoming match against Brazil.

The initial data revealed that the Manchester United defender likely suffered a partial shoulder dislocation, which gives him a strong chance of joining the "Atlas Lions" for their first appearance in the 2026 World Cup finals, pending the completion of medical examinations that will definitively determine the nature of the injury and whether it is a partial or complete dislocation.

The upcoming training sessions are expected to be a crucial test to assess Mazraoui's readiness and his ability to return to competition in full physical fitness before the anticipated match against the Brazilian national team.

The Moroccan full-back was forced to leave the friendly match that ended in a 1-1 draw between Morocco and Norway after sustaining an injury during the first half. Coach Mohamed Wahbi decided to substitute him in the 29th minute, bringing in Youssef Belamri in his place.

Moroccan fans are eagerly awaiting the final medical evaluation results of the player, given his crucial role in the national team lineup just days before the start of the World Cup journey.