Hammou Mouhal’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Moroccan association football player
Is Athlete 
Football player 
Association football player 
From Morocco 
Type Sports 
Gender male

Hammou Mouhal est un footballeur puis entraîneur marocain. Évoluant au poste d’attaquant, il joue principalement à l’Hassania d’Agadir, avec qui il remporte à deux reprises le championnat du Maroc.

Biographie

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Il commence le football au sein de l’US Ouarzazate. Il rejoint ensuite l’Hassania d’Agadir, club avec lequel il remporte à deux reprises le championnat du Maroc.

Entraîneur adjoint de l’Union Aït Melloul, il devient en avril 2014 entraîneur en chef du club à cinq journées de la fin du championnat. Grâce à une victoire sur le Youssoufia Berrechid en mai, le club assure son maintien en première division.

Palmarès

  • Champion du Maroc en 2002 et 2003 avec l’Hassania d’Agadir.

Références

  • Portail du football
  • Portail du Maroc
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