Hamza Igamane Set to Return Ahead of Morocco vs Tanzania

Hamza Igamane has recovered from injury and could strengthen Morocco’s attack in the AFCON 2025 round of 16 against Tanzania.
Hamza Igamane celebrating in Morocco’s kit during AFCON 2025

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A Timely Boost for the Lions of the Atlas

Morocco could receive an important reinforcement ahead of the knockout phase of the Africa Cup of Nations. Forward Hamza Igamane is close to returning to action after fully recovering from the injury that kept him sidelined in recent weeks.

The Moroccan international missed the entire group stage after picking up the injury while playing for LOSC Lille. According to information relayed by Hesport, sources close to the national team confirm that Igamane is now fit and available for selection ahead of the round of 16.

A Possible Offensive Option for the Knockout Stage

Igamane has stepped up his work in training, focusing on regaining match sharpness and physical rhythm. His condition is reportedly considered satisfactory by the technical staff, making him a potential attacking option if needed.

Morocco will face Tanzania national football team on Sunday, January 4, 2026, at Stade Prince Moulay Abdellah, with kickoff scheduled for 17:00 local time. The Lions of the Atlas topped their group with seven points, while Tanzania qualified as one of the best third-placed teams.

As AFCON 2025 enters its decisive phase, Igamane’s return could offer Morocco valuable depth and flexibility in attack.

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