Vehbe started Brazil’s clash early. I know Ancelotti’s secrets and I will not reveal my plan.

The coach of the Moroccan national team, Mohamed Webe, raised a flag of challenge and confidence before the upcoming confrontation. “Atlas Lions” teamed up with the Brazilian national teamIt is planned to be held at dawn next Sunday for the first round of the third group of the final stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, in which the national teams of Haiti and Scotland are included.

During the match’s press conference, Webb expressed his deep regret at losing the services of pair Nayef Akrad and Abdel Samad Al-Zalzouli following the decision to officially rule them out due to injury, while stressing his full confidence in the replacements. “The players are in good shape and mentally and physically prepared for the confrontation. We will not change our normal method or style of play due to the absence or injury of any player. We have a clear system and fixed principles by which we always play against any opponent.”

Regarding his opponent, the Moroccan coach emphasized that the Brazilian team has a desire to win the title and has great respect, adding: “Everyone knows Brazil very well at individual and collective levels, we respect them, but we are not afraid to confront them. Their story won’t change our goal in the game. We have prepared normally, without any exceptional measures, and the players are very confident.”

The conference was not without Webb flirting with the media when he addressed Samba’s director of technical staff; “Carlo Ancelotti is a very good coach. I’ve read all his books, and I’ll probably have an advantage in tomorrow’s game because now I know all his secrets (laughs).

The coach of “Atlas lions” refused to reveal his tactical papers to the journalists, directing his words to one of the questioners in a decisive tone. Webb also emphasized his own philosophy in football, saying: “I never believe in the luck of the game, but rather I believe in work and diligence, and everything ultimately comes from God with success.”

Mohamed Webe concluded his remarks by stating that the result of this match will be a true measure of the level reached by the Moroccan national team, noting that Samba has great respect for Moroccan football and that his team’s ultimate goal is to impose that respect on all opponents for many years to come.