The Morocco national football team will play again in March 2025 as they prepare for the 2026 World Cup. Their campaign will be greatly impacted by their matches against Tanzania and Niger in the fifth and sixth rounds of Group F.

The North African team is currently leading the group with 9 points, 3 points ahead of their closest competitors, Tanzania and Niger. The competition for spots in the squad will be fierce, particularly among strikers, as coach Walid Regragui has been impressed by the strong performances of rising stars El Mehdi Maouhoub and Hamza Igamane.

Former Raja Casablanca attacker Maouhoub has been playing very well since joining Dynamo Moscow this season for €1.7 million. The 21-year-old has made 15 appearances in the Russian Premier League and Cup, contributing three assists and six goals. His market worth has increased as a result of his performance; Transfermarkt currently values him at €1.5 million.

Igamane, who transferred to Scottish side Rangers for €2.36 million last summer, has been equally impressive. The 22-year-old has appeared in 20 matches and scored 10 goals, either as an assist or on his own. He excelled in the Europa League, scoring four goals and contributing one assist. His market worth has climbed to €2.5 million.

In order to guarantee Morocco a berth in the 2026 World Cup, both players are anticipated to play important roles in their next qualifiers.