Mostafa Gharbal ramps up 2026 World Cup prep
The preparatory course for the selected referees of the 2026 World Cup finals has started in Miami, continuing until June 9. The course features Algerian referee Mustafa Ghrabel and his team. The program aims to enhance the referees' technical and physical readiness through high-level training and theoretical sessions, in preparation for the competition taking place from June 11 to July 19 across the United States, Canada, and Mexico—the first time in history that 48 teams will participate. Ghrabel, who is 40 years old, will be in charge of managing matches at the World Cup as part of an Algerian team that includes Mokran Gourari and Abbas Akrim Zerhouni, in his efforts to represent Algerian refereeing on the world's biggest stage.
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