
AlmarssadPro
@ProsMarocains • 156,253 subscribers
Moroccan football and various sports sometimes. Since 2004. مرصدكم مصدركم
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طارق التائب نجم الكرة الليبية 🇱🇾 : الكأس ذهبت لمن يستحقها ، منتخب السينغال أكثر منتخب ينسحب من المباريات ، انسحب في كأس افريقيا 2000 و أمام منتخب تونس في 2004 كذلك انسحبو في 2013 أمام كوتديفوار أعتقد أن هذا القرار جاء في وقته لكي يعرف الجميع معنى الميثاق الرياضي و القوانين الرياضية
AlmarssadPro179,746 次观看 • 5 个月前

Morocco welcomed Africa with an open heart. Morocco opened its doors, its homes, and its soul to make the Africa Cup of Nations a successful celebration of African football. We came with love, respect, and hospitality, true to our values and our history. Unfortunately, some arrived with bad intentions, choosing provocation over unity. But Morocco remains above that. Our message is clear: Africa deserves unity, not division. Football should bring us together, not be used to spread hate. Rabat stood proud. Morocco stood strong. Africa must move forward together. 🇲🇦🤍🌍
AlmarssadPro103,597 次观看 • 7 个月前

Luis Rubiales comments perfectly capture the condescending and eurocentric mindset that still persists in the West. They only wanted Morocco in the bid out of sheer geopolitical convenience—to secure the votes of Africa, Asia, and the Arab world. They wanted our numbers and our influence, but never intended to offer equal respect or credit. They view us as a useful tool when it benefits them, yet look down on us with resentment the moment we demand what we have legitimately earned. That era of arrogant superiority is over; Morocco has proven it belongs on the world stage, whether they like it or not.
AlmarssadPro15,092 次观看 • 1 个月前

Morocco has long been a land of peaceful coexistence between Moroccans and people from across Africa. Africans living, studying, or working in Morocco are part of the social fabric, sharing daily life with Moroccans in an atmosphere of mutual respect and solidarity. Acts of racism have no place in Moroccan society, which is built on values of hospitality, tolerance, and openness. The relationship between Moroccans and Africans is rooted in shared history, cultural exchange, and a common African identity that promotes unity rather than division. There is no racism in this country.
AlmarssadPro36,545 次观看 • 7 个月前
