Jersey details:

The Morocco football jersey from the year 1998 is a true symbol of pride for the Atlas Lions supporters. This jersey is mainly white, with red and green accents, representing the colors of the Moroccan flag. The green stripes on the shoulders and the red collar add a dynamic touch to the whole. The logo of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation is embroidered on the left chest, while the logo of the equipment manufacturer, Puma, is on the right side.

Anecdote and history of the jersey:

1998 World Cup: This jersey was worn by the national team at the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France. Although Morocco did not advance past the group stage, their style of play was praised, especially in the match against Norway, which ended in a draw (2-2).

Scotland match: The white shirt was particularly memorable in the final group match against Scotland, where Morocco brilliantly won 3-0, thanks to goals from Salaheddine Bassir and Abdeljalil Hadda. This victory made history, although Morocco were eliminated due to the controversial result between Brazil and Norway.

Design Popularity: This jersey has left an indelible mark on the minds of Moroccan fans, not only for its sleek design but also because it is associated with a period when Moroccan football shone on the international stage. Many fans consider this jersey to be one of the most iconic in the history of the national team.