Rangers forward Hamza Igamane reportedly faces an 'anxious wait' to see whether he'll receive a first senior Morocco call-up this month.
The 22-year-old hasn't scored in his previous eight games, with his last goal coming in a 3-0 over Aberdeen in January.
Despite being currently out of form, Igamane remains in contention to play for his country as we approach the first international break of 2025.
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Indeed, Morocco boss Walid Regragui will decide whether or not to call up Igamane or Athletic Club's Maroan Sannadi, claims Pros Marocains and ZoneFRMF (via Record).
Sannadi was born in the Basque country but qualifies to play for the African nation through his parents.
It remains to be seen who Regragui will elect to pick for his country's games against Niger and Tanzania in a few weeks. Igamane faces an 'anxious wait' to discover his fate.
The Rangers man has previously played for his country's under-23s and won the under-23 AFCON with Morrocco under current Ibrox coach Issam Charai.
