After making his debut for Stuttgart last week, Moroccan new signing Bilal Hannous is expected to make his home debut on Matchday 4 of the Bundesliga. After a few days of intense and fulfilling adaptation since joining the team on transfer deadline day, he is now fully prepared for Friday's match against St. Pauli.  

After completing his transfer this summer, Bilal Hannus made his Bundesliga debut in an away game against Freiburg. Although the team lost 1-3 to their opponents, he is now eager to help Stuttgart get back on track in this week's game.  

When asked about his debut for Stuttgart, Bilal Hanus said: "We have a lot of quality players in this team, and we showed that in some stages of the game. After taking the lead, we actually had the opportunity to take away three points. But unfortunately, as the game progressed, we gradually lost control of the situation, which is very frustrating for us. However, being able to play for the first time in the Stuttgart jersey is an unforgettable experience, and I am very happy to be a part of this team."  

"My teammates, coaching staff and club staff have all shown me great enthusiasm and support. I feel very happy in Stuttgart. The united and harmonious atmosphere here has allowed me to quickly integrate into the team."  

"We are about to face St. Pauli, and I am looking forward to it. Not only the atmosphere of the game, but also working together with my teammates to fight for victory. This game is destined to be difficult, but we are confident and hope to win three points with the support of the fans."  

Finally, Bilal Hannos reviewed his recent performance with the national team. He said: "This means a lot to me. I am proud to represent Morocco and to have contributed to the team's successful qualification for the World Cup. Moroccan football is developing rapidly. As a team, we have ambitious goals and hope to bring glory to our people and demonstrate our strength."  

"My country will co-host the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside Portugal and Spain. Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay will also host some of the matches. The 2026 World Cup is a crucial development for Moroccan football, allowing us to gain valuable experience at the highest level. I hope to qualify for the 2026 World Cup by performing well in Stuttgart."