Jordan's Assistant Coach Mustapha Khalfi: A Unique Presence at the World Cup
June 16, 2026 · María Rosa Fernández
Mustapha Khalfi, the Jordanian assistant coach with Moroccan roots, represents a unique fusion of cultures at the World Cup, showcasing his Dutch language skills.
The Netherlands has a significant presence at the World Cup, not only with the national teams of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Curaçao, but also featuring players from Cape Verde, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Congo, Turkey, Ghana, New Zealand, and the United States who speak Dutch. What many may not know is that this also applies to Jordan's Moroccan assistant coach, Mustapha Khalfi. His unique background makes him an interesting figure to introduce to fans.
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