Belgian reports reveal reassuring updates on Tawfik Bentayeb's condition

Recent hours have brought reassuring news regarding the health of Moroccan international Tawfik Bentayeb, following the head injury he sustained during his team's match against RSC Anderlecht against Zulte Waregem in the Belgian Pro League.

Benteib had left the pitch in an ambulance heading to the hospital after a strong collision with Lorran Lemoine, the Zulte Waregem defender, in a match where the Moroccan striker scored the first goal for RSC Anderlecht in the 40th minute, which ended with his team winning by three goals to nil.

Ben Taib felt dizzy for a short period after the collision, before leaving the pitch for some time. He also showed signs of coughing up blood, but he later returned to the match, before being forced to leave it permanently.

According to the Belgian newspaper "HLN", medical tests that the player underwent showed no fractures or other injuries, and there was no indication of a concussion, providing reassuring signs regarding his health status.

The data indicated that Bentaib will be able to travel normally to join the Moroccan national team's camp, after tests confirmed that there is no injury that would prevent him from joining the ranks of the 'Atlas Lions'.