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How coaches influenced Morocco's football identity
The history of the Moroccan national team in the World Cup includes seven different coaches who distinguished themselves with diverse tactical styles, starting with Videnitch, who led Morocco to its first participation in Mexico 1970, followed by José Vieira, who qualified the team for the Round of 16 in the 1986 World Cup, and ending with Walid Regragui, who guided Morocco to the semi-finals in Qatar 2022. Each coach represents an important phase in the team's technical development, focusing on a variety of strategies ranging from European discipline to tactical modernity, as the team strives to enhance its global stature.
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