Morocco forward Soufiane Rahimi has visited the Mohammed VI Football Complex to consult Atlas Lions team doctor Christophe Baudot as he continues his recovery from a muscle injury that has kept him out of action for three weeks.
The Al-Ain forward recently met the national team doctor to discuss his condition and assess his recovery progress, according to reports.
Rahimi has been sidelined for the past three weeks because of the injury and was consequently unavailable for Morocco’s two matches against Niger.
His absence was a setback for the forward, who remains part of Morocco’s international setup. With his recovery still ongoing, the latest consultation provided an opportunity for the national team’s medical staff to assess his situation.
According to the information available, the visit took place at the Mohammed VI Football Complex, where Rahimi met Baudot before travelling to discuss his muscle problem.
The consultation is understood to be part of the medical follow-up that the Atlas Lions’ medical department provides to players representing the national team.
That monitoring is not limited to international breaks or official training camps, as the medical staff continue to follow the condition of national team players while they are with their respective clubs.
Rahimi’s situation has therefore remained under the attention of Morocco’s medical team despite his current absence from the national squad.
The forward is currently contracted to Al-Ain, where his injury has prevented him from featuring for the club in recent weeks.
However, the latest visit does not provide a confirmed return date, with no specific details available about when he could resume playing.
Attempts by the sports news outlet to obtain further information from Al-Ain about Rahimi’s medical condition and the progress of his recovery have so far been unsuccessful.
The club has not provided the requested details regarding the extent of the injury or the forward’s expected return to action.
For now, Rahimi’s recovery remains the main concern, with the Moroccan international continuing to receive medical attention as he works towards returning to the pitch.
His consultation with Baudot also highlights the continued involvement of Morocco’s medical department in monitoring the fitness of its international players, including those currently based outside the country.
