Chemsdine Talbi is in Cloud Nine after receiving his first call for the senior national team in Morocco-and it was a “childhood dream”.
The 19-year-old midfielder could not hide his joy. “I am very happy. My family and everyone congratulates me. It is a real case.
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The young FC Brugge Talent, who has been following the Atlas Lions for years, strives to integrate into the squad. “I know a lot of players here, and I all get to know each other every day. I saw the games of the national team, and the infrastructure here is incredible. I’m happy to be part of it,” he added.
With a view to the future, Talbi has set ambitious goals for his international career. “My goal is to win as many titles as possible with the national team and make Moroccan fans extremely proud. I thank you for the amazing reception you gave me.”
Morocco has won a tug of war with Belgium to secure the prospective winger. Talbi played for the Red Devils in the youth setup, but changed loyalty to play for the senior squad in Morocco.
The loss of Talbi was not an easy pill to swallow for the Belgian football association, which stretched the pressure on football bosses in the country to keep the talents of dual nationality.
Kevin Vermeulen, Belgium’s talent leader, was shown the door As a result of this decision In the middle of a large Skückung in the department. Vermeulen, who worked with Talbi at RSC Anderlecht, had tried to lure him to the club, but did not matter in his final decision to lose Belgium.
Sports director Vincent Mannaert did not hide his frustration. “From now on we are progressing with players who are fully committed to Belgium,” he said. “If you choose elsewhere, we are not waste time to hunt them.”
Talbi searched Morocco because he showed unshakable support during his injury problems – while Belgium dragged his feet. Insiders say that Morocco’s exciting World Cup run and their violent loyalty to players sealed the deal for him.
During this international break, Talbi is in the camp with the Moroccan squad for her upcoming World Cup qualification against Niger and Tanzania, which are planned for Friday and Tuesday in Oujda.
