
Sofyan Amrabat, a 30-year-old midfielder, has announced his unavailability for Morocco's national team under coach Mohamed Ouahbi.
Amrabat's decision comes ahead of Morocco's 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, but he insists he has not retired from international football.
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Amrabat's unavailability could impact Morocco's chances in the tournament
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