“We have a president who is very attentive, who really wants the women’s teams to succeed and he gives us all we need so we can eat well, sleep well, work well.
“In football, that’s something important. It’s a bit of the unseen work of what happens around games.”
Morocco are taking the business of football so seriously that the country has launched a sixth bid to host the Men’s World Cup, joining forces with Spain and Portugal for a tilt at the 2030 tournament.
This year’s Women’s World Cup, which begins on 20 July, will provide evidence of just how far Morocco have come in the women’s game, presenting another golden opportunity for the country to make more football history.
For Pedros, the first target is making it out of the group.
“I think we need to prepare ourselves with the hope to qualify. Be ready at the right time, which means be ready against Germany, and after that we will see.
“We will try and work to be ready straight away, to do something big.
“We can’t wait for it. We want to be there already.”