Ayoub Maamouri
Moroccan footballer (born 2000)
Ayoub Maamouri (Arabic: أيوب معموري; born 1 December 2000) is a Moroccan professional footballer who plays as a forward for Botola side Raja CA.
Early life
Ayoub Maamouri was born on 1 December 2000 in the little town of Drargua in western Morocco, situated in the suburban area of Agadir. In 2016, he joined the football school of AS Chabab Tikiouine.
In 2017, he joined AS Faucon Agadir, the city's best futsal club, where he played for two years and won several trophies. He was called up several times to the U17 and U19 national futsal teams.
Club career
Olympique Dcheira
In 2019, he returned to football and got into the Olympique Dcheira reserves before reaching the first team the following year under manager Abdelkarim Jinani, making his professional debut in Botola Pro2. The team had its best season ever and narrowly missed promotion, finishing third, two points behind Maghreb AS.
In 2020–21, the team finished fourth then third the following season. Maamouri finished as his team's top scorer at the end of the 2023–24 season.
Raja CA
On 27 August 2024, he signed a three–year contract with Raja CA for a transfer fee of €80,000. On 29 September, Maamouri made his debut for the Greens against Olympique Safi, coming on as a substitute in the 88th minute (2–3 victory).
On 22 December, in his first start against Chabab Mohammedia, he scored his first goal after providing his first assist (3–0 victory).
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