FUS de Rabat

Full name	Le Fath Union Sport de Rabat
Founded	1946
Ground	Stade de FUS
Manager	Hassan Moumen
League	Botola

FUS de Rabat (Arabic: اتحاد الفتح الرياضي الرباطي‎) is a Moroccan football club currently playing in the first division. The club was founded on 10 April 1946 and they play at the Stade de FUS. The name 'Le Fath Union Sport de Rabat' is actually the name of the sports club which encompasses everything from basketball to the game of chess. But what the club is most renowned for is their football team.

Contents 1 Squad 2 Former Players 3 Honours 4 Performance in CAF competitions 5 Sport equipment 6 References

[edit] Squad

No. Position Player GK Youness Ataba GK Khalil Benali GK Mohamed Bellahssan GK Nordine Belgmiri GK Idrissi Omari sahib DF Hussein Alaa Hussein DF Said Idraben DF Mehdi Chakri DF Khalid El Oualji DF Abdelfattah Boukhrisse DF Ayoub El Khalifi DF Ahmed Salah DF Sadik Lamki DF Ismail Ouajghou DF Yassine Minaoui DF Ali Jaafari DF Yacine Safsafi MF Mustapha Fanoun MF Rachid Chini MF Hassan Mazizi MF Dikou

No. Position Player MF Yassine Zouchou MF Abdesslam Sahli MF Souleiman Keita MF Chamssdine Chtaibi MF Redouan El ouardi MF Mohamed Youssef Zairit MF Badr Melyane MF Redouan El fouki MF Aziz Souidi MF Abdelkabir Khairllah FW Dezengue Camara FW Alhassane Issoufou FW Jaouad El moubarki FW Salah Meslouh FW Tarek Saadi FW Miguel Angel FW Khalid Bakhouch FW Youssef Atlati FW Abdellah Solhi FW Nordin Zayyati

[edit] Former Players

• Yassine Benajiba
• Hicham Zerouali

[edit] Honours

FUS de Rabat 3rd kit

• Moroccan Championship
  • Second Place : 1973, 1974, 1981, 2001

• Coupe du Trône
  • Winners : 1967, 1973, 1976, 1995
  • Runner-Up : 1960

• GNF 2 Moroccan Championship
  • Winners : 1962, 1998, 2007

[edit] Performance in CAF competitions

• CAF Cup Winners' Cup: 1 appearance

1996 - Quarter-Final

• CAF Cup: 1 appearance

2002 - Second Round

[edit] Sport equipment

• HUNGA

[edit] References

FUS de Rabat 4th kit

• Wikipedia France
• FUS de Rabat Official Website

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