Sofiane Rahimi becomes Al Ain's top scorer in AFC Champions League

Sofiane Rahimi becomes Al Ain's top scorer in AFC Champions League
Wednesday 4 December 2024 - 00:55

 Moroccan international, Sofiane Rahimi, today achieved a historic feat that placed him at the top of the legends of Al Ain in the Asian Championship, after scoring against Pakhtakor.

Rahimi tied the record for the top historical scorers of Al Ain in the Asian Championship, Asamoah Gyan and Omar Abdulrahman.

He  scored his 18th goal against Uzbek side Pakhtakor in the AFC Champions League while wearing the Al Ain jersey.

He matched the record of Al Ain’s all-time top scorers in the Asian Championship, Asamoah Gyan and Omar Abdulrahman.

In the previous edition of the AFC Champions League, Rahimi’s goals were spread across several teams. He scored two goals against Turkmen side Ahli, two goals against Al-Fayha, and one goal against Nasaf Qarshi.

The Moroccan player also scored three goals against Al Nassr in the quarterfinals, three goals against Al Hilal in the semifinals, and two goals against Yokohama F. Marinos in the final.

In the 2024-2025 season, the “Atlas Lion” scored 5 goals, including one goal against Al Gharafa, a hat-trick against Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal, and one goal against Pakhtakor.

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