| Full name | Chabab Al Araich | ||
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| Founded | 1913 chairman = Moustapha Sebnaoui | ||
| Manager | Laghrissi | ||
| League | GNFA 2 | ||
Chabab Al Araich, also called Chabab Larache is a Moroccan football club currently playing in the fourth division from the city Ksar el-Kebir. [1]
| Full name | Chabab Al Araich | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1913 chairman = Moustapha Sebnaoui | ||
| Manager | Laghrissi | ||
| League | GNFA 2 | ||
Chabab Al Araich, also called Chabab Larache is a Moroccan football club currently playing in the fourth division from the city Ksar el-Kebir. [1]
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