Morocco's Badr Benoun scores first goal within new club

Morocco's Badr Benoun scores first goal within new club
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Wednesday 10 August 2022 - 19:58

Moroccan international Badr Benoun scored on Tuesday his first goal for Qatar Club against Al-Markhiya Club, as part of the second day of the Qatar Football Championship.

The defender’s goal was scored at 46’ thanks to a penalty kick, before that Al-Markhiya scored a tying goal at  58’ by the Iraqi player Ayman Hussein.

Recently, the international player signed his contract with Qatar SC, which runs until 2024, announced the Qatari club on Twitter.

Qatar SC wrote that the international player has joined its team, calling him “Sultan” with the jersey number 13.

The Qatari club also confirmed the completion of all procedures for the transfer of the former Rajaoui, after passing the medical examination.

Egypt’s Al Ahly club announced two days ahead of his transfer, its approval of the departure of the Moroccan international following his choice to leave for personal reasons.

The Moroccan player joined Al Ahly in November 2020, after playing for Raja Casablanca.

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