Arab and African achievements shine in the eyes of the Moroccan star… Will he achieve them in the game against Haiti?

Morocco international Ismail Saibari is close to making the World Cup history books after continuing his brilliance for the Atlas Lions in the current edition of the tournament.

Saibari managed to score in Morocco’s first two matches at the 2026 World Cup, the latest of which was his early goal just 70 seconds into the match against Scotland, confirming the outstanding form he also produced with his Dutch side PSV Eindhoven last season when he scored 19 goals across all competitions.

Sibari has scored both of the Atlas Lions’ goals so far at the 2026 World Cup, and ironically both came off assists from teammate Brahim Diaz.

According to network statistics Squawka:Saibari needs just one goal against Haiti in the 3rd round of the group stage to equal the record of the top Moroccan scorer in World Cup history, which was set by Youssef En-Nessiri with 3 goals.

Then he will become a Saibar The tournament’s all-time top scorer for the ArabsEgyptian Mohamed Salah, Saudis Sami Al-Jaber and Salem Al-Dossari and Tunisian Wahbi Al-Khazri, in addition to his compatriot Al-Nusairi.

It doesn’t stop there, as the Moroccan star will mark an unprecedented continental achievement if he scores against Haiti, as he will become the first African player in World Cup history to score in each of his first three games at the tournament.

This potential signing gives Saibari a golden opportunity to continue making history for the Moroccan national team, as he continues to establish himself as one of the tournament’s biggest stars so far.