Atlas Lions’ Market Value Nears €500 Million Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Moroccan Stars Shine Across Europe, Boosting National Team’s Global Standing

The market value of the Moroccan national football team continues to rise significantly, driven by the outstanding performances of its players in Europe’s top leagues. The combined value of the Atlas Lions is now approaching the €500 million mark, highlighting Morocco’s growing stature in world football ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Saibari Emerges as One of Morocco’s Brightest Talents

One of the biggest gainers has been Ismael Saibari, who enjoyed a remarkable season with PSV Eindhoven. After helping his club secure the Dutch league title and earning the league’s Player of the Season award, Saibari’s market value has surged to €40 million, cementing his status as one of Morocco’s most promising young stars.

El Aynaoui and El Khannouss Continue Their Rise

Neil El Aynaoui has also seen his market value increase substantially following his impressive performances in Italy’s Serie A, reaching €23 million. Meanwhile, Bilal El Khannouss has climbed to an estimated value of €35 million after delivering strong displays throughout the season in Germany.

Hakimi Remains Morocco’s Most Valuable Player

Paris Saint-Germain star Achraf Hakimi continues to lead the rankings as Morocco’s most valuable footballer, with a market value estimated at €80 million. His consistency at the highest level and his impact both domestically and in European competitions have further strengthened his reputation.

Real Madrid midfielder Brahim Díaz also remains among the national team’s most influential players, thanks to his impressive performances with the Spanish giants.

Strong Indicators Ahead of Major International Competitions

These figures reflect the remarkable progress of Moroccan football and the increasing quality of its international players, many of whom now compete for Europe’s elite clubs. The trend strengthens hopes that the Atlas Lions can continue making history on the international stage in the years ahead.