UD Las Palmas has reached a collaboration agreement with Stade Marocain, one of the oldest and most traditional clubs in the Kingdom of Morocco, founded in 1919. This alliance represents a strategic step in the club's approach to the regional and sporting context of the neighboring country, especially at a time of growth for Moroccan football and the joint preparation of Spain, Portugal, and Morocco as hosts of the 2030 World Cup.
This understanding is part of UD Las Palmas' commitment to strengthening institutional and training relationships with Morocco, fostering bridges of cooperation between both territories. With this, Unión Deportiva Las Palmas advances its international positioning, taking advantage of geographical proximity, existing cultural ties, and the growing role of Moroccan football on the global stage.
The agreement will allow the development of various joint initiatives focused on youth football and the creation of new opportunities for collaboration between both entities. Stade Marocain, for its part, brings the experience and prestige of a historic institution, consolidated within the football ecosystem of the country.
UD Las Palmas highlights that this alliance is part of a broader strategy of internationalization and strengthening of sports projects in key regions for the club's future.
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