Ismael Saibari continues to write his own legend in the colors of Morocco. Starting once again in the Atlas Lions’ attack, the 25-year-old forward struck again during the third round of the group stage.
After finding the net against Brazil and Scotland, Saibari scored once more, becoming the first African player to score in three consecutive World Cup matches, a historic achievement in African football.
With this latest goal, the future Bayern Munich player joins Youssef En-Nesyri at the top of the list of Morocco’s all-time World Cup scorers with three goals.
Even more impressively, Ismael Saibari becomes the first African player ever to score in three consecutive World Cup matches, confirming his status as the attacking leader of the Atlas Lions in this tournament.
At just 25 years old, the Moroccan international has established himself as one of the biggest revelations of the competition and continues to lead Morocco’s ambitions on the world stage.
