After making history at the 2022 World Cup, expectations are high for Morocco in 2026, the Atlas Lions are looking to go all the way in this edition.

Morocco will take on France in the 2026 World Cup quarter-final, they are 19/4 to win with 888sport.

The experience from Qatar four years ago has stood the Moroccans in good stead in the high-pressure environment of this summer’s World Cup.

What is the average salary for Morocco players?

The average salary in the Morocco World Cup squad sits in the £30,000 to £40,000 range. Only two of the 26 currently play in their home country where players can end up earning less than £100,000 per year. 

Nineteen of the 26 players in the World Cup squad are plying their trade in Europe, as of June 2. Of that group, 14 are in Europe’s top five leagues, with Ayoub El Kaabi, Ismael Saibari, Zakaria El Ouahdi, Redouane Halhal split across the Netherlands, Belgium, and Greece.

Who are the top earning players for Morocco?

On a reported salary of £320,000, Achraf Hakimi is the highest-earning player in the Morocco squad. Hakimi, who has 95 caps at the age of 27, is Morocco’s captain and a two-time European champion with PSG.

Noussair Mazraoui (Manchester United), Brahim Díaz (Real Madrid), and Sofyan Amrabat (Betis) are also expected to be among the squad’s highest earners. A player’s salary is as much about the club they play for as their individual ability. 

How much does the Morocco manager earn?

Mohamed Ouahbi earns around £600,000 per year. This is considerably less than some other World Cup managers, with Carlo Ancelotti and Thomas Tuchel on several million per year.

Ouahbi was appointed as Morocco head coach in March 2026. He has previously managed Anderlecht, Morocco under-20s, and Morocco under-23s. 

By Sam Cox

Sam is a sports tipster, specialising in the Premier League and Champions League.

He covers most sports, including cricket and Formula One. Sam particularly enjoys those on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean – notably MLB and NBA.

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Having been writing for several years, Sam has been working with 888Sport since 2016, contributing multiple articles per week to the blog.

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