Moroccan trio Sebaoui, Ibrahim Salah and Bentayeb score in Belgium

Moroccan forwards Ilias Sebaoui, Ibrahim Salah and Taoufik Bentayeb were on target for their respective clubs during the eighth round of the Belgian league, underlining the growing influence of Moroccan players in the competition.

Sebaoui enjoyed a standout outing for Sint-Truiden against Mechelen, scoring his side’s second goal and earning the Man of the Match award for his impressive display.

The goal marked his first in the Belgian league this season, adding to the two strikes he had previously recorded in the Europa League. With three assists across competitions, the Moroccan has now registered three goals and three assists this campaign.

His latest performance further highlights his contribution to Sint-Truiden’s attack as he continues to build on his promising start to the season.

Meanwhile, Ibrahim Salah found the net for Royal Antwerp in their encounter against Westerlo, scoring the only goal for his side in a match that also featured Moroccan coach Issame Charaï in the opposing dugout.

Salah’s contribution provided another positive moment for the Moroccan contingent in Belgium, with the forward continuing to make his presence felt at club level.

Bentayeb also made headlines after opening the scoring for Anderlecht against Cercle Brugge. The forward demonstrated his finishing ability to give his team an early breakthrough while strengthening his individual record.

The goal takes Bentayeb’s tally to three goals and one assist since the start of the season, reflecting his growing contribution to Anderlecht’s attacking play.

The performances of the three Moroccans offered further evidence of their impact in Belgian football, with each forward finding the net for his respective club during the weekend’s action.