Imagined by Gerard Piquethe Kings League offers a new format of 7-a-side footballdesigned to offer fast, dynamic and spectacular matches. With innovative rules, it disrupts the codes of traditional football and appeals to a young audience looking for entertainment.
Each meeting, lasting 40 minutes, includes surprising elements: drawing lots for a “secret weapon” (instant penalty, goals counting double, etc.), progressive start in 2 against 2, and adjustment of the number of players on the field thanks to a die thrown during the match. In the final minutes, the goals double in value, reinforcing the suspense.
Broadcast on social networks and led by former football stars and influencers, the Kings League redefines the football experience by combining sport and spectacle. This daring format offers a new way of experiencing football, more accessible and adapted to modern expectations.
For his first participation in the Kings World Cup Nationsl’Moroccan team made by the YouTuber Ilyas El Malki (president) and coached by Majid El Khal signs a remarkable journey. After a difficult start against Colombia (1-4), she won impressive victories against Ukraine (9-2), Japan (4-2) and the United States (7-7 Tab 2-1 ), thus reaching the semi-finals of the competition.
The Morocco will face the Colombia in the semi-final this Friday January 10 at 6:00 p.m. (local time) in Turin. A major challenge for a Moroccan team which has already won the hearts of supporters thanks to its impressive performances.
The Morocco team: A talented lineup for the 2025 Kings World Cup Nations
Goalkeepers:
Marouane Mzirira (#93)
A solid goalkeeper, he showed impressive reflexes with an average of 2.67 goals conceded per game over 3 appearances. His serenity is a key asset for the team.
Youssef Ben Sellam (#1)
The goalkeeper of the Moroccan Futsal team was decisive at key moments of the competition, such as the penalty shootout in the quarter-finals against the United States.
Defenders:
Nadir Louah (#3)
A central defender, he stands out for his effective offensive build-ups. With 8 goals scored and 2 assists in 4 matches, he is a pillar of the team.
Issam Erraki (#99)
The former Raja de Casablanca defensive midfielder managed to make an impression during this new competition with his combativeness.
Midfielders:
Mbarek Boussoufa (#14)
Former captain of the Moroccan football team, Mbarek Boussoufa is recognized for his discipline and rigor.
Fouad El Amrani (#80)
A creative midfielder, he shone with 4 goals and 4 assists in 4 matches. His vision of the game and his ability to distribute the balls make him an essential element.
-Achraf Mohamed Saoud (#2)
The player from the Morocco Futsal team has signed 2 goals and 2 assists since the start of the competition.
Ilyas Nasri (#67)
A six-time Panna world champion, the freestyle star is making a splash with his one-of-a-kind playing style.
Hatim Finani (#59)
The central midfielder of the Toulouse Rodéo FC team playing in National 3 has performed well since the start of the competition.
Attackers:
Mehdi Amri (#10)
The Belgian-Moroccan professional football freestyler and web videographer is a master of dribbling and creates opportunities with his precise crosses.
Said Elaouny (#11)
Known as Lawla Dorof, this football enthusiast embodies the fighting spirit of the Moroccan team.
Zakaria Hadraf (#11)
The former left winger for Raja de Casablanca stands out for his efficiency in duels and his good reading of the game.
Coach :
Majid El Khal
An experienced strategist, he knew how to get the best out of his team, guiding the players through a demanding tournament.
Team leadership:
Ilyas Al Maliki
President of the team and influential figure on Moroccan social networks, he was chosen by Gerard Piqué to represent Morocco in this competition.
