33·Legends
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Morocco · 1995–2001

Mustapha Hadji

Icon RM, also RB, CAM Right-footed dribblerfinisher
Rating
87
Caps
63
Goals
12
Life
1971
Clubs
A.S. Nancy-Lorraine, Coventry City, 1. FC Saarbrücken
#7
Editorial rank of 33 for Morocco
The people's rank, live from duel votes

Montpellier, 10 June 1998: he ran onto a long ball, shrugged off his marker and finished in the 37th minute, the goal that opened a 2-2 draw with Norway at France 98. African Footballer of the Year followed that December, the first time a Moroccan had won the CAF award; he played two World Cups, took the Portuguese Super Cup with Sporting in 1995 and the Intertoto Cup with Aston Villa in 2001. Career record: 63 caps and 12 goals for Morocco; club career at A.S. Nancy-Lorraine, Coventry City, 1. FC Saarbrücken.

Career record

1991–1996A.S. Nancy-Lorraine
1996–1997Sporting CP
1997–1999Deportivo de A Coruña
1999–2001Coventry City
2001–2004Aston Villa
2004–2005Al Ain
2004–2004RCD Espanyol de Barcelona
2004–2005Emirates Club
2005–20071. FC Saarbrücken
2007–2010CS Fola Esch
Morocco63 caps, 12 goals

Shared the era

Morocco legends whose careers overlapped Hadji's

The world's great RMs

Around Hadji in the almanac

One rank above: Mohamed Timoumi at #6.

One rank below: Noureddine Naybet at #8.

Morocco's editorial top five: Achraf Hakimi · Larbi Benbarek · Ahmed Faras · Badou Zaki · Hakim Ziyech.