Perhaps this World Cup is too early and he has just recovered from injury, but he will probably be able to play next in North America and he has four options to do so: the teams of France, England, Morocco and the Ivory Coast. Mohamed Ali Cho (Saints, Paris, 2004), a Real Sociedad player, resigned for the first time to represent the Moroccan team, which tomorrow will face Spain for a place in the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Qatar.
One of the keys to Morocco being one of the sensations of the World Cup is the success in attracting talent of Moroccan origin through a network of scouts spread across Europe and led by rabies takassa. In that search for Spain, France, the Netherlands, Belgium or Germany they ended up Cho, who became an Under-16 international in England (two matches), the country his family moved to, and France Under-19 (three matches) and Under-21 (seven matches). As he has never been a full international with any national team, he has a whole range of possibilities open to him. It is normal that, by origin and potential, his desire is to wear the ‘bleu’ shirt of griezmann Y mbappealthough perhaps his choices will rise above the other three choices.
In this regard, the player expressed himself in these terms in Mundo Deportivo: “I don’t know yet which team I will choose; I am still young and we will see in the future.” Morocco, England, Ivory Coast and France await him, although for that he first has to perform at Real: “We’ll see how my career goes, but for now I’ve played in the lower categories of France.” Regarding his emotional bond, he must also choose because he assures that “The truth is that I feel French, English, Moroccan and Ivorian”.
Source: La Verdad
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