North African Football

Oussama Idrissi decides future is with Morocco and not Netherlands

Oussama Idrissi decides future is with Morocco and not Netherlands

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Soka25east.com
February 20, 2019

AZ Alkmaar winger Oussama Idrissi has decided his international future is with Morocco and not the Netherlands

The 22-year-old accepted an invitation to join Morocco’s training camp back in November 2018 but he did not make a final choice.

The Netherlands U21 international has now decided to opt for Morocco and could be selected for their African Cup of Nations qualifier against Malawi in March.

Idrissi has scored 13 goals and added 17 assists in 28 games for AZ Alkmaar this season.

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