Morocco's Youssef Hadji jokes after scoring against Algeria during their African Nations Cup Group D qualifying soccer match in Marrakesh June 4, 2011. Morocco won 4-0. REUTERS/Jean Blondin (MOROCCO - Tags: SPORT SOCCER)

Togo's Gafar Mamah (R) and Dodji Obilale (C) fight for the ball with Morocco's Youssef Hadji during their 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match in Rabat June 20, 2009.
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Togo's Alaixys Romao dribbles against Morocco's Marouane Zemmama (L) and Youssef Hadji (R) during their 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match in Rabat June 20, 2009.
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Morocco's Youssef Hadji (L) heads the ball away from Ghana's John Mensah during their African Nations Cup Group A soccer match in Accra January 28, 2008. REUTERS/Luc Gnago (GHANA)

Guinea's Pascal Feindouno (L) and Morocco's Youssef Hadji fight for the ball during their African Nations Cup Group A soccer match in Accra January 24, 2008. REUTERS/Luc Gnago (GHANA)

Soufiane Alloudi (L) of Morocco celebrates scoring against Namibia with his team mate Youssef Hadji during their African Nations Cup soccer match in Accra January 21, 2008. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (GHANA)

Soufiane Alloudi (L) of Morocco is congratulated by his team mate Youssef Hadji after scoring against Namibia during their African Nations Cup soccer match in Accra January 21, 2008. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (GHANA)

Youssef Hadji (L) of Morocco challenges Quinton Jacobs of Namibia for the ball during their African Nations Cup soccer match in Accra January 21, 2008. REUTERS/Bruno Domingos (GHANA)

France's Jerome Rothen (L) fights for the ball with Youssef Hadji of Morocco during their international friendly soccer match at the Stade de France Stadium in Saint-Denis, near Paris November 16, 2007. REUTERS/Charles Platiau (FRANCE)

Morocco's Hadji Youssef (R) fights for the ball with Zimbabwe's Kaseke Noel during their Group 12 African Cup qualifying football match at the Mohamed V stadium in Casablanca June 2, 2007. REUTERS/Rafael Marchante (MOROCCO)

Morocco's Hadji Youssef controls the ball during their international friendly soccer match against Tunisia in Rabat February 7, 2007. REUTERS/Rafael Marchante (MOROCCO)

Morocco's Youssef Hadji (L) runs with the ball as Libyan defender Naji Shushan tries to intercept him during their African Nations Cup Group A soccer match in Cairo, Egypt January 28, 2006. REUTERS/Aladin Abdel Naby

Egypt's Wael Gomaa (middle) falls over Morocco's Youssef Hadji (bottom) as Egypt's Mohamed Barakat watches during their African Nations Cup Group A soccer match in Cairo, Egypt January 24, 2006. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic

Egypt's Mohamed Abdelwahab (R) challenges Morocco's Youssef Hadji during their African Nations Cup Group A soccer match in Cairo, Egypt January 24, 2006. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic

Morocco's soccer team poses before match against Kenya during World Cup qualifier match in Nairobi, Kenya June 18, 2005. Front row, L to R are: Bottom left to right: Kacemi Noureddine, Hadji Houssein, Diane Mounir, Zairi Jaouad and Abdessadki Yacine. Back row L to R are: El Karkouri Talal, Hadji Youssef, Ouaddou Abdeslam, Wadir Lamyaghri, Hoalid Regragui and Youssef Mokhtari. The match ended 0-0. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti RSS/VP

-PHOTO TAKEN 04JUN05- The Morocco national team is seen in Rabat before their World Cup 2006 Qualifier against Malawi in Rabat June 4, 2005. Bottom left to right: Kacemi Noureddine, El Yacoubi Mohammed, Kharja Houssine, Abdessadki Yacine, Safri Youssef. Standing left to right: El Karkouri Talal, Chamakh Marouane, Hadji Youssef, Ouaddou Abdeslam, Sinouh Khalid, Naybet Noureddine. Morocco won the 4-1. Picture taken June 4, 2005.

The Morocco national team in Rabat before their World Cup 2006 Qualifier against Malawi in Rabat June 4, 2005. Bottom left to right: Kacemi Noureddine, El Yacoubi Mohammed, Kharja Houssine, Abdessadki Yacine, Safri Youssef. Standing left to right: El Karkouri Talal, Chamakh Marouane, Hadji Youssef, Ouaddou Abdeslam, Sinouh Khalid, Naybet Noureddine. Morocco won the 4-1. Picture taken June 4, 2005. REUTERS/ Jean Blondin JB/KS/NL

The Morocco national team is seen in Rabat before their World Cup 2006 Qualifier against Malawi in Rabat June 4, 2005. Bottom left to right: Kacemi Noureddine, El Yacoubi Mohammed, Kharja Houssine, Abdessadki Yacine, Safri Youssef. Standing left to right: El Karkouri Talal, Chamakh Marouane, Hadji Youssef, Ouaddou Abdeslam, Sinouh Khalid, Naybet Noureddine. Morocco won the 4-1. Picture taken June 4, 2005. REUTERS/ Jean Blondin JB/KS

Morocco's Hadji Youssef (L) watches Malawi's Kamanga Allan control the ball during their soccer World Cup 2006 qualifier game in Rabat June 4, 2005. Morocco won the match 4-1. Picture taken June 4, 2005. REUTERS/Jean Blondin JB/KS

Youssef Hadji of Morocco celebrates his goal against Mali during their semi-final African Nations Cup match in Sousse, Tunisia February 11, 2004. Morocco won 4-0 and will play Tunisia in the final on February 14. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti RS/GB

Youssef Mokhtari of Morocco (16) dances as he celebrates his second goal against Mali with Hoalid Regragui (2), Abdelslam Ouaddou (4) and Youssef Hadji (20) during their semi-final African Nations Cup match in Sousse, Tunisia February 11, 2004. The winning team will play Tunisia in the final on February 14. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti RS/GB

Jaouad Zairi (C) of Morocco celebrates his goal against Algeria together with Marouane Chammakh (L) and Youssef Hadji (R) February 8, 2004 during the Africa Nations Cup quarter-finals at Taieb M'hiri stadium in Sfax, Tunisia. All three scored for Morocco which won 3-1 after extra time. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti RS/WS

Youssef Hadji of Morocco celebrates his goal against Algeria with Marouane Chammakh (R) February 8, 2004 during the Africa Nations Cup quarter-finals at Taieb M'hiri stadium in Sfax, Tunisia. Morocco won 3-1 after extra time. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti RS/WS

Youssef Hadji of Morocco scores past Algerian goalkeeper Mohamed Mezair during their Africa Nations Cup quarterfinals at Taieb M'hiri stadium in Sfax, Tunisia, February 8, 2004. Morocco won 3-1 after extra time. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti RS/GB

Youssef Hadji of Morocco celebrates his goal against Algeria February 8, 2004 during Africa Nations Cup quarter-finals at Taieb M'hiri stadium in Sfax, Tunisia. Morocco won 3-1 after extra time. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti RS/WS

Defender Jacob Lekgetho of South Africa (L) is challenged by Youssef Hadji of Morocco (R) in the Group D of Africa Nations Cup match in Sousse, Tunisia, February 4, 2004. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti RS/GB

The Moroccan team pose for a team photo ahead of their World Cup match [against Norway] in Montpellier June 10. Back row (L-R); Tahar El Khalej (20), Youssef Rossi (4), Youssef Chippo (18), Abdelijil Hadda (9), Noureddine Naybet (6) and Driss Benzerki (12). Front row (L-R); Moustapha El Hadji (7), Abdelilah Saber (2), Salaheddine Bassir (14), Abdelkrim El Hadrioui (3) and Said Chiba (8).
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Morocco's Youssef Rossi celebrates after teammate [Moustafa Hadji scored against Norway] during the first half of their World Cup match in Montpellier June 10.
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Moroccan Youssef Rossi celebrates after teammate Moustafa Hadji scored against Norway during the first half of their World Cup match in Montpellier June 10.

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The Moroccan team pose for a group photo ahead of their World Cup match against Norway in Montpellier June 10. Back row (L-R); Tahar El Khalej (20), Youssef Rossi (4), Youssef Chippo (18), Abdelijil Hadda (9), Noureddine Naybet (6) and Driss Benzerki (12). Front row (L-R); Moustapha El Hadji (7), Abdelilah Saber (2), Salaheddine Bassir (14), Abdelkrim El Hadrioui (3) and Said Chiba (8).

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The Moroccan national football team taken June 7 in Casablanca, before the match against Ghana for the preliminary competition of the 16th Fifa World Cup. Morocco defeated Ghana 1-0. From left to right: Naybet Noureddine (Captain), El Brazi Abdelkader (Goal), El Hadrioui Abdelkrim, Bassir Salaheddine, Fertout Youssef, Azzouzi Rachid, Rossi Youssef, Chiba Said, Saber Abdelilah, Chippo Youssef, Hadji El Moustafa.

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Picture shows the Moroccan national football team taken June 7 in Casablanca, before the match against Ghana for the preliminary competition of the 16th Fifa World Cup. Morocco defeated Ghana 1-0. Top from left to right: goalkeeper El Brazi Abdelkader, Captain Naybet Noureddine, Fertout Youssef, Rossi Youssef, Azzouzi Rachid, Saber Abdelilah. Bottom from left to right: El Hadrioui Abdelkrim, Bassir Salaheddine, Chiba Said, Chippo Youssef, Hadji El Moustafa.

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