“What interests me is to win the CAN and make history! » He didn’t have enough pressure on his shoulders as it was. One month before the start of the event, Walid Regragui took a little nap, just for form. To say, also, to the 38 million Moroccans who are impatient, that they can count on him, that despite the fears as the curtain rises, he is indeed the man for the job.
In the bowels of a brand new Ibn Batouta stadium in Tangier, the coach of the Atlas Lions, when debriefing his team’s performance against Uganda (4-0) last month, did not seek to add even a touch of suspense to the scenario of this African Cup at home in which he must lead Morocco to win the title.
