Ziyech's Last Dance — Farewell Performance of Morocco's Core

33-year-old Ziyech has confirmed he will retire from the national team after this World Cup. Tomorrow's match against the Netherlands may be his last game for the national team.

Ziyech's position in Morocco is irreplaceable. In three group stage matches, he contributed 1 goal and 1 assist, averaging 3.1 key passes per game, making him the absolute core of the team's attack. His left-footed cut-in shots and precise through balls are the biggest threats in Morocco's counterattacks.

Netherlands' right-back Denzel Dumfries will directly face Ziyech in the match. Dumfries is characterized by his physical strength and active assists, but his defensive positioning is sometimes not rigorous enough. If Ziyech uses the space left by Dumfries after his assists to counterattack, the Netherlands' right-wing defense will face a severe test.

Ziyech has announced his retirement decision — he hopes to leave his final glory at the World Cup. This kind of 'last battle' motivation often allows players to burst out with extraordinary energy. The entire Morocco team hopes to give Ziyech a victory, and this spiritual strength cannot be underestimated.

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