The Africa Cup motivates the "Atlas Lionesses."

The players of the Moroccan national women's football team unanimously agreed on the readiness of the "Atlas Lionesses" to participate in the African Women's Cup of Nations, which will be hosted by Morocco from July 26 to August 16. They confirmed that the atmosphere within the training camp is characterized by a strong family spirit, and that the common goal is to compete for the title and bring joy to Moroccan fans.

Ghazlan Al-Shabbak, the captain of the national team, stated in an interview with the Royal Moroccan Football Federation's YouTube channel that the preparations are going well, explaining that the players are working on correcting the final details before the friendly match against Cape Verde, which will be an important milestone before the official competitions begin.

Al-Shabbak added that the national team enters the tournament with great determination to go as far as possible, emphasizing that the players' dream is to keep the cup in Morocco. She also sent a message to Moroccan fans, inviting them to show strong support in the stands, confirming that their support has always been a source of strength for the "Atlas Lionesses."

For her part, Sakina Ouzraoui confirmed that the team is experiencing its best period in terms of harmony among the players, noting that the group enters the tournament with great focus and a strong desire to achieve a successful start, beginning with the friendly match against Cape Verde, despite the difficult group awaiting the team in the finals.

Ouzraoui explained that the strength of the team lies in the unity of the players and teamwork, along with the support provided by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, expressing her confidence in the "Atlas Lionesses" ability to deliver a tournament that meets the expectations of Moroccan fans.

For her part, Hanan Ait Haj stressed that the atmosphere of the preparations is characterized by a family spirit, confirming that all players are giving their utmost in every training session to represent Morocco in the best possible way in the continental championship.

Ait Haj added that the friendly match against Cape Verde will be an opportunity to apply the national coach's instructions and to address the final technical details, so that the national team enters the African Cup of Nations in the best possible readiness.

The "Atlas Lionesses" are counting on the factors of home ground and fan support to achieve a historic achievement, after reaching the final in the last edition, as they aspire this time to embrace the first continental title in the history of Moroccan women's football.