Infantino commends Moroccan Bouaid's World Cup performance
FIFA President Gianni Infantino celebrated young Moroccan talent Ayoub Bouhaddou, who became the youngest player to participate in the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup at the age of 18 years and 280 days, following his impressive performance in a match against France that ended with Morocco's 0-2 loss. Bouhaddou surpassed the age of legendary player Pelé, who played in the quarter-finals at 19, making him one of the most promising young talents in World Cup history. Amidst the exciting performance and worldwide praise, Manchester City is competing to sign the player during the summer transfer window, as part of their effort to strengthen their squad with a young star expected to have a promising football future.
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