Eghamane is close to returning to the sports scene.

In a significant step towards his return to the pitch, Moroccan international Hamza Eigaman has resumed ball work, appearing in an individual training session at the Lille OSC training center after a long absence due to injury.

Lille OSC recently shared a video on their official social media accounts, showing the Moroccan forward working with the ball as part of his rehabilitation program, indicating progress in his physical condition after months of efforts to regain his fitness.

Eigaman, who is 23 years old, has been undergoing recovery under the supervision of the medical staff and coaching team at his club since suffering a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament of his right knee, an injury that kept him off the field for an extended period and prevented him from playing with the Moroccan national team in the 2026 World Cup.

The player is now entering the ball work phase as a new step in his rehabilitation process, awaiting the completion of his gradual program and the timely transition to team training before returning to competitive action.

Fans of the Moroccan national team and Lille OSC are eagerly anticipating Eigaman's full recovery, especially since the forward aims to end his injury period and gradually return to his previous level after a long absence from the pitch.