List of Algerian football players in foreign leagues

Algeria national football team in 2014
From Left to Right:
Standing : Zemmamouche (USM Alger) – Slimani (Sporting CP) – Belkalem (Watford) – Mandi (Stade Reims) – Halliche (Académica Coimbra) – Mesbah (Livorno)
Crouching Lacen (Getafe) (C) – Mahrez (Leicester City) – Guedioura (Crystal Palace) – Ghilas (Porto) – Brahimi (Granada).

Algeria national football team in 2015
From Left to Right:
Standing : Medjani (Trabzonspor) – Ghoulam (Napoli) – Bentaleb (Tottenham Hotspur) – Mandi (Stade Reims) – M'Bolhi (Philadelphia Union) – Bougherra (Al-Fujairah) (C)
Crouching Soudani (Dinamo Zagreb) – Feghouli (Valencia) – Mahrez (Leicester City) – Taïder (Sassuolo) – Brahimi (Porto).

This is a complete List of Algerian football players in foreign leagues, i.e. association football players who have played in foreign leagues.

For most of the twentieth century, most Algeria internationals played in the native Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1; however, the national team has included some players based abroad from the beginning. While some in the 1960s and 1970s played for Algerian clubs, for example Hacène Lalmas and Mokhtar Khalem at CR Belcourt, others played in France, such as Sadek Boukhalfa with Nantes or Mustapha Zitouni with AS Monaco. Seven players of the squad for the 1982 FIFA World Cup came from a foreign club: Abdelmajid Bourebbou (Stade Lavallois), Mustapha Dahleb (Paris SG), Djamel Tlemcani (Stade de Reims), Djamel Zidane (KV Kortrijk), Karim Maroc (FC Tours), Faouzi Mansouri (Montpellier HSC) and Nourredine Kourichi (Girondins Bordeaux). By the time of the 1986 World Cup that number had increased to 11 (50% of the squad), and at the 2010 and 2014 tournaments almost all were playing abroad (there were three and two home-based players respectively in the 23-man squads).

The history of Algerian players in Europe

Main article: the National Liberation Front football team

Founded in conditions of secrecy in 1958 during the French colonial period in Algeria, All of the members of the FLN team were professionals in France
From Left to Right:
Standing A.Sellami – Doudou – Zouba – Rouaï – Amara – Zitouni – M. Soukhane – Bouricha – Oudjani – Boubekeur
Crouching Mazouz – Kerroum – Benfadah – Bouchouk – A. Soukhane – Kermali – Mekhloufi – Oualiken.

A Large number of Algerian players have played in Europe as especially in France, the former colonial ruler of Algeria. The first Algerian player in Europe and first North African to play in France was Ali Benouna who joined Sète in 1930. ^{[1] [2]} He is the first Algerian player to win a European title, having won the French league and Coupe de France of the 1933–34 season with Sète. Benouna paved the way for more Algerians to soon taste the success of the French championship. This was done by Abdelkader Ben Bouali in the colors of Olympique de Marseille in the 1936–37 season, then Mohamed Firoud and Abdelaziz Ben Tifour on two consecutive occasions with Nice in 1950–51 and 1951–52, in addition to Rachid Mekhloufi in 1956–57 with Saint Etienne and Mohamed Maouche in the next season with Stade de Reims; all these titles came in the colonial era. As for the first player to win a title outside France, Mekhloufi holds that accolade for winning the Swiss League in 1962.

In relation to statistics, the most prominent of these are Rachid Mekhloufi, star of AS Saint-Étienne who scored 150 goals and won the league title four times. ^{[3] [4]} There is also Mustapha Dahleb, former star for Paris Saint-Germain where he achieved two Coupe de France victories and is one of the most popular players in the history of the club (310 matches and 98 goals in 10 seasons). ^[5] Rabah Madjer was perhaps the best Algerian player to turn professional in Europe; he claimed ten trophies with FC Porto: three League, two Cup and two Super Cup on the domestic level and two continental titles on the level, including the European Cup in 1987 ^[6] becoming the first Algerian and an African player to achieve this feat, and the Intercontinental Cup in Japan against Peñarol from Uruguay in which he scored the winning goal. ^{[7] [8]} In the 1970s and 1980s, Algerian players were generally not allowed to play professionally until they were over 28 years old which deprived many of the stars of the Algerian team at the time of a top-level career, especially after the 1982 FIFA World Cup, including Mehdi Cerbah, Hocine Yahi, Chaabane Merzekane, Fodil Megharia, Hacène Lalmas, Mahmoud Guendouz, Ali Bencheikh, Ali Fergani, Lakhdar Belloumi, Djamel Menad, Tedj Bensaoula and Omar Betrouni; some of them did play professionally but did not achieve much success because of their advancing age. There were some players allowed to moved abroad even though they had not reached the age of 28: Djamel Zidane, Rabah Madjer and Salah Assad.

Several other players have achieved prominent titles: Rafik Djebbour won eight titles, four League and 4 in the cu, followed by El Arbi Hillel Soudani with 7 titles including three league and three cup, then Madjid Bougherra who won six trophies with Glasgow Rangers. Ahmed Reda Madouni was the first Algerian Bundesliga champion in the colours of Borussia Dortmund in the 2001–02 season (subsequently his career involved a strange fluctuation). in Eastern Europe, Selim Bouadla was crowned Hungarian league winner with Debrecen twice in the 2011–12 and 2013–14 season, noting that La Liga and Serie A has not tasted the taste of any Algerian player so far and the nearest thing was the Runner-up in Serie A by Djamel Mesbah in 2012 and Faouzi Ghoulam in 2016. The English Premier League, was won by Riyad Mahrez with Leicester City. the 2012–13 season is considered the best for Algerian players, where they won 12 titles including three league, seven cups, three Super Cup and one league cup achieved by seven players are Djebbour, Soudani, Abdoun, Ghoulam, Rani, Sayoud and Benzia, In 2018–19, Riyad Mahrez achieved the English treble with Manchester City as the first Algerian to achieve this achievement. ^[9] In the 2017–18 season, 161 Algerian players (including those of the diaspora who represent the national team) featured across all the leagues in Europe, and were present in 31 of the 55 leagues.

At the level of individual titles Mahrez won the 2016 PFA Players' Player of the Year award. ^[10] He was the first African to earn the accolade. ^[11] There is also Ali Benarbia achieved the best player award in the French league with Girondins de Bordeaux. Sofiane Hanni also won the best player award. ^[12] in the Belgian league with Mechelen as the first Algerian player achieves this award, El Arabi Hillel Soudani also with Dinamo Zagreb he won his first trophy in Croatia as the best player in the Prva liga after a vote of all the captains of the Prva liga Croatian clubs. ^[13] as for at the level scorers There are only two Algerian players have achieved the title of top scorer of the league is in Europe, namely Ahmed Oudjani in the French league and Jabbour in Greek league and there are also Madjer, who won the title top scorer in the European Cup 1987–88 season. as for Makhloufi is considered the best Algerian scorer in Europe with 170 goal, including 156 in the league, followed by Djebbour 132 goal which 110 in the league comes after Dahleb 115 goal, including 102 in the league. as for more than play games just in the leagues there Rachid Mekhloufi with 360 games, Abdelkader Ferhaoui 343, Ryad Boudebouz by 328, Mustapha Dahleb by 321 and finally Mohamed Salem 308 games. on the other hand more than hat-tricks record is Makhloufi 9 all hat-tricks with Saint-Étienne then Madjer by 5 and finally Ahmed Oudjani and El Arbi Hillel Soudani by 4 hat-tricks.

At the level of countries have made Algerians players 61 title in France which is sixteen league, twenty five cup, nine Coupe de la Ligue and eleven Trophée des Champions after that Luxembourg twenty title, fourteen League and six cups and finally Scotland thirteen title, five Premiership, four Cup and four League Cup. Other countries where the Algerians players at least won one title is the 17th state in the following figure Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, England, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Northern Ireland, Portugal, Romania, Switzerland, Czechoslovak and Turkey. the beginning of sparkling Algeria national team in 2009 began Algerian players Shares rise in Europe, such as El Arbi Hillel Soudani, who moved from ASO Chlef to Vitória Guimarães from Portugal. ^[14] There are also Islam Slimani from CR Belouizdad to Sporting CP and then moved to Leicester City as the most expensive transfer deal for Algerian player in the history, The transfer fee paid to Sporting was reported as £28 million, a club record for Leicester. ^{[15] [16]} also there is the Paradou AC/JMG "El Ankaoui" Academy, which graduated many players to Europe and they are Ramy Bensebaini, Youcef Attal, Haithem Loucif, Farid El Mellali and Hicham Boudaoui who became the most expensive Algerian player has moved from an Algerian club to Europe with 4,000,000 euros. ^[17]

Gallery

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  Rabah Madjer won 6 titles, all with FC Porto including the European Cup.
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  Rafik Djebbour won eight titles in two countries, Greece and Cyprus.
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  El Arabi Hillel Soudani won nine titles, eight of them with Dinamo Zagreb.
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  Madjid Bougherra Won six titles, all with Glasgow Rangers.
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  Faouzi Ghoulam won three titles, one with Saint-Étienne and two with Napoli.
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  Islam Slimani won two titles with Sporting CP and is considered the most expensive Algerian player.

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  Riyad Mahrez won the Premier League title twice and the PFA Players' Player of the Year.
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  Brahim Hemdani won all four titles with Glasgow Rangers and reached twice the final of UEFA Cup in 2004 and 2008.
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  Sofiane Feghouli 243 Match play and scored 42 goals in six seasons with Valencia.
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  Yacine Brahimi The first Algerian player to score a hat-trick in the UEFA Champions League.
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  Sofiane Hanni won two titles with Anderlecht.
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  Karim Ziani The former star of the Algeria national team and Marseille won a single title with Sochaux.
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  Medhi Lacen the most Algerian player to play in the Spanish league with 254 game in nine seasons.
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  Djamel Mesbah won a single title with FC Basel and turn professional with Italian giant AC Milan.

Algerian descent players played for other national teams

Zidane's parents' house in the village of Aguemoune Ath Slimane in Algeria.

Due to Algeria's historic ties with France, there have been a number of Algerian players playing professionally in the French leagues, while the France national team has included players of Algerian heritage, most notably Zinedine Zidane, Karim Benzema and Samir Nasri. ^[18]

• Zinedine Yazid Zidane (Arabic : زين الدين يزيد زيدان) was born on 23 June 1972 in La Castellane, Marseille, in Southern France. Zidane is of Algerian Kabyle descent. ^{[19] [20]} His parents, Smaïl and Malika, emigrated to Paris from the village of Aguemoune in the Berber-speaking region of Kabylie in northern Algeria in 1953 before the start of the Algerian War. The family, which had settled in the city's tough northern districts of Barbès and Saint-Denis, found little work in the region
• Karim Benzema was born in the city of Lyon, France, to French nationals of Algerian descent. ^{[21] [22]} As a practicing Muslim, he observes fasting during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. ^[23] His grandfather, Da Lakehal Benzema, lived in the village of Tigzirt, located in the northern town of Beni Djellil in Algeria before migrating to Lyon, where he eventually settled in the 1950s. ^[24] Benzema's father, Hafid, was born in Tigzirt, while his mother, Wahida Djebbara, was born and raised in Lyon; her family originated from Oran. Benzema is the third youngest in the family and grew up with eight other siblings in Bron, an eastern suburb of Lyon. ^[24] His younger brothers Gressy and Sabri are also footballers. ^[25] The former currently plies his trade at the amateur level with Vaulx-le-Velin in the Division d'Honneur, the sixth division of French football, while the latter plays in the youth academy of a club in the family's hometown of Bron. ^{[26] [27]}
• Samir Nasri (Arabic : سمير نصري) was born in Septèmes-les-Vallons, a northern suburb of Marseille, to French nationals of Algerian descent. ^{[28] [29]} His mother, Ouassila Ben Saïd, and father, Abdelhafid Nasri, were both born in France; his father being born and raised in Marseille, while his mother being from nearby Salon-de-Provence. ^{[29] [30]} Nasri's grandparents emigrated to France from Algeria. ^[31] His mother is a housewife and his father previously worked as a bus driver before becoming his son's personal manager. At the start of his football career, Nasri initially played under his mother's surname, Ben Saïd, before switching to Nasri, his father's surname, following his selection to the France under-16 team. ^[32] He is the eldest of four children and is a non-practising Muslim. ^[33]
• Nabil Fekir Having earned one cap at under-21 level for his native France, Fekir had been named in his ancestral Algeria's squad for friendlies against Oman and Qatar in March 2015. However, he withdrew to take part in the French squad for friendlies against Brazil and Denmark. ^[34] He made his debut on 26 March against the former at the Stade de France, replacing Antoine Griezmann for the final 16 minutes of a 1–3 defeat. ^[35] He scored his first goal on 7 June, concluding a 3–4 home friendly defeat to Belgium. ^[36] On 4 September, in a 1–0 away friendly win over Portugal, he ruptured three ligaments in his right knee, putting him out for an estimated six months. ^[37]
• Karim Boudiaf (Arabic : كريم بوضياف) was born in France, and is of Moroccan-Algerian descent. On December 22, 2009, Boudiaf was called up to the Algeria Under-23 national team for a training camp in Algiers. ^[38] Boudiaf acquired Qatari nationality and was called up to the Qatar national football team on November 13, 2013. ^[39] He was capped in an unofficial friendly exhibition match against Saudi club Al Hilal. ^[40] He made his official debut for the team on 25 December in the 2014 WAFF Championship in a 1–0 win against Palestine. ^[41]
• Boualem Khoukhi (Arabic : بوعلام خوخي) was born and raised in Algeria. On November 9, 2010, Khoukhi was called up for the first time to the Algeria under–23 national team for a pair of friendlies against Tunisia. ^[42] The Qatar Football Association attempted to naturalize Khoukhi shortly after he arrived in Qatar, however, he refused and claimed that he would not be naturalized for any amount of money. He stated his desire was to play with the senior Algeria national team. ^[43] Subsequently, he received Qatari citizenship in order to assist in his club's foreign player quota. Despite his call up to Algeria's olympic team, he was called up to the Qatar B team on November 13, 2013, by compatriot Djamel Belmadi. ^[44] When questioned about Khoukhi's call-up to the squad, Belmadi claimed that Khoukhi was naturalized prior to his call-up in order for his team, Al Arabi, to overcome the foreign player quota. ^[45] Belmadi stated he was surprised when the QFA revealed Khoukhi was eligible to be called up to the Qatar national team. He made his official debut for the team on December 25 in the 2014 WAFF Championship in a 1–0 win against Palestine. ^[46]

• Houssem Aouar (Arabic : حسام عوار) is eligible to feature for Algeria despite playing for the French youth teams at the U17 and U21 levels. In 2018, he was reported considering to represent Algeria at international level following a talk with former Lyon and current Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema. ^[47] In January 2019, manager of Algeria Djamel Belmadi confirmed that he would visit Aouar and present the vision and project of the Desert Foxes in hope of convincing him to play in the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations. ^[48] On 26 August 2020, Aouar received his first call-up for France to prepare for 2020–21 UEFA Nations League matches against Sweden and Croatia in early September. ^[49] He made his debut on 7 October 2020 in a friendly against Ukraine. ^[50] After years of back and forth rumours on his nationality change. In March 2023, Aouar switched his international allegiance from his birth country of France to the country of his parents, Algeria. In an interview with the Algerian Football Federation, he said, "the president held out his hand to me and it seemed like it was just meant to be. I had a second chance and I jumped on it." He also added that he "regretted" having played for France, saying that he felt he "hadn't made the best choice". ^{[51] [52]}

European League

Armenia Player Club(s) Period Hossin Lagoun Ararat Yerevan 2019 Nagui Bouras Ararat Yerevan 2015 Azerbaijan Player Club(s) Period Yacine Hima Neftchi PFK 2011 Bilal Hamdi Zira FK 2018–19 Yassine Benzia Qarabağ FK 2023– Belgium Player Club(s) Period Djamel Zidane Kortrijk , Genk 1980–85, 1985–86 Zahir Zerdab Zulte Waregem 2008–09 Sofiene Zaaboub FC Brussels 2005–06 Zinou Chergui Waasland-Beveren 2002–03 Badis Lebbihi Zulte Waregem 2009–10 Boualem Merrir Royal Antwerp FC 2001–02 Mohamed Salem Daring de Bruxelles 1965–67 Idir Ouali Mouscron , Kortrijk 2007–09, 2016– Ishak Belfodil Standard Liège 2016–18 Rachid Aït-Atmane Waasland-Beveren 2018 Khaled Kharroubi Dender 2008–09 Sofiane Hanni KV Mechelen, Anderlecht 2014–16, 2016–18 Mourad Satli KV Mechelen 2015–16 Ismael Abdellali KV Mechelen 1989–90 Nordine Hameg Harelbeke 1995–00 Djamel Abdoun Lokeren 2014–15 Youcef Attal Kortrijk 2017–18 Samy Kehli Lokeren 2017 Mohamed Dahmane Mons, Genk, Club Brugge 2006 and 2007–09, 2006–07, 2009–10 Fadel Brahami Louviéroise, Mons 2004–06, 2006–09 Nasser Daineche Louviéroise, Roeselare 2004–05, 2008–09 Mansour Boutabout Kortrijk 2008–09 Ramy Bensebaini Lierse 2014–15 Nadjem Lens Annab Westerlo, Lierse 2009–12, 2012–13 Karim Bridji Anderlecht, Eendracht Aalst 2000–01, 2001–02 Hemza Mihoubi Charleroi 2006–07 Samir Beloufa Germinal Beerschot, Mouscron, Westerlo 2000–02, 2003–05, 2005–07 Farid Belmellat Liège 1992–93 Toufik Zerara Germinal Beerschot 2007–08 Salah Bakour Kortrijk 2008–10 Fayçal Lebbihi Waasland-Beveren 2013–14 Zoubir Bachi Charleroi 1979–80 Youssef Sofiane La Louvière 2005–06 Mohamed Amroune RAEC Mons 2007–09 Mohamed Chakouri Charleroi 2008–11 Mehdi Guerrouad La Louvière 2002–03 Djamel Amani Royal Antwerp FC 1988–89 Karim Fellahi Mouscron, FC Brussels 2005–2008, 2008–09 Rafik Djebbour La Louvière 2004–05 Adlène Guedioura Kortrijk, Charleroi 2008–09, 2009–10 Kamel Ghilas Charleroi 2014 Mehdi Makhloufi Beveren, KV Oostende 2000–01, 2004 Maamar Mamouni Louviéroise, KAA Gent, Lierse SK 2003–04, 2004–06, 2006–07 Madjid Adjaoud KAA Gent 2002–05 Nasreddine Kraouche KAA Gent, Charleroi 1999–04, 2004–06 Yacine Hima KAS Eupen 2010 Abdelmalek Cherrad KAA Gent 2004 Ahmed Touba [N 1] [N 12] [N 13] [N 14] Club Brugge, OH Leuven 2016–0, 209 Idriss Saadi Kortrijk, Cercle Brugge 2016–17, 2019–20 Mehdi Terki Lokeren 2016–19 Réda Halaïmia K Beerschot VA 2020–22 Adem Zorgane Charleroi 2021– Billel Messaoudi Kortrijk 2021– Abdelkahar Kadri Kortrijk 2021– Mohamed Amoura Union SG 2023– Bulgaria See also: List of foreign football players in A PFG Player Club(s) Period Farès Brahimi Minyor Pernik, Montana 2011–2012, 2013 Sabri Boumelaha Minyor Pernik 2011–13 Fadel Brahami Minyor Pernik 2010–12 Jugurtha Hamroun Chernomorets 2011–12 Raïs M'Bolhi Slavia Sofia, CSKA Sofia 2009–10, 2010, 2011–12, 2013–14 Najib Ammari Chernomorets, Levski Sofia 2013, 2014 Salim Kerkar Beroe Stara Zagora, Vereya 2014–16, 2016–18 Ilias Hassani Vereya, Cherno More 2016–17, 2017–19 Mehdi Fennouche Lokomotiv Gorna, Vereya, Cherno More 2017, 2017–18, 2018– Nassim Zitouni Dunav 2018 Nabil Ejenavi Montana 2016 Farid Benramdane Minyor Pernik 2011–2013 Amir Sayoud Beroe Stara Zagora 2013–14 Yanis Youcef Chernomorets Burgas 2012–13 Czech Republic Player Club(s) Period Damien Boudjemaa Slavia Prague 2014–2016 Faouzi Bourenane Příbram 2016–2017 Nordine Assami Příbram 2009 Croatia See also: List of foreign footballers in top leagues of former Yugoslavia Player Club(s) Period El Arbi Hillel Soudani Dinamo Zagreb 2013–18 Monsef Bakrar Istra 1961 2022–23 Yacine Titraoui Dinamo Zagreb 2023– Cyprus See also: List of foreign football players in Cypriot First Division Player Club(s) Period Fadel Brahami AEP Paphos F.C. 2009 Sofyane Cherfa AC Omonia, Alki Oroklini 2011–14, 2018–19 Rafik Djebbour APOEL FC 2014–15 Boussad Houche APEP F.C. 2005–06 Karim Mouzaoui Apollon Limassol 2003–05 Bilal Hamdi Alki Oroklini 2017–18 Mehdi Mostefa Pafos FC 2017–18 Nordine Sam Nea Salamina 2008, 2009 Chafik Tigroudja Alki Oroklini 2017–18 El Hedi Belameiri Alki Oroklini 2018–19 Denmark See also: List of foreign Danish Superliga players Player Club(s) Period Mehdi Guerrouad Viborg FF 2003–05 (4/0) Adda Djeziri Vejle Boldklub , HB Køge 2008–09 (6/0), 2011–12 (4/0) England See also: List of foreign Premier League players Player Club(s) Period Rachid Harkouk Queens Park Rangers, Notts County 1978–79, 1981–84 Mehdi Abeid Newcastle United 2014–15 Nadir Belhadj Portsmouth 2008–10 Djamel Belmadi Manchester City 2002–03 Ali Benarbia Manchester City 2002–03 Nabil Bentaleb Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United 2013–17, 2020 Hamer Bouazza Watford , Fulham 2006–08 Madjid Bougherra Charlton Athletic 2006–07 Kamel Ghilas Hull City 2009–10 Adlène Guedioura Wolverhampton Wanderers , Crystal Palace , Watford , Middlesbrough 2009–12, 2013–15, 2015–16, 2017 Rafik Halliche Fulham 2010–11 Riyad Mahrez Leicester City, Manchester City 2014–18, 2018–23 Rachid Ghezzal Leicester City 2018–21 Saïd Benrahma West Ham United 2020– Moussa Saïb Tottenham Hotspur 1997–99 Sofiane Feghouli West Ham United 2016–17 Islam Slimani Leicester City, Newcastle United 2016–21, 2018 Rayan Aït-Nouri Wolverhampton 2020– Hassan Yebda Portsmouth 2009–10 Finland See also: List of foreign Veikkausliiga players Player Club(s) Period Farid Ghazi HJK 2006–2007 (29/14) Mohamed Khazerouni Atlantis FC 2001 (6/1) Mohamed Medjoudj HJK 2007 (4/0) Yacine Slatni AC Oulu 2007 (2/0) Kheireddine Zarabi TPS 2007–2008 (25/0) Boussad Houche IFK Mariehamn 2010 (7/0) Olivier Boumelaha IFK Mariehamn 2005 (4/0) Virgile Boumelaha HJK 2005 (1/0) Billal Zouani Atlantis FC 2001 (9/2) France See also: List of foreign Ligue 1 players Player Club(s) Period Radhouane Abbes Montpellier HSC 1987–88 & 1989–90 Djamel Abdoun [N 4] [N 5] [N 6] AC Ajaccio , FC Nantes 2003–06, 2008–09 Boumediene Abderahmane FC Sète , Olympique de Marseille 1945–49 & 1953–54, 1949–52 Madjid Adjaoud CS Sedan 1999–03 Nassim Akrour Troyes AC , Grenoble Foot 2002–03, 2008–10 Ridha Ali Messaoud Paris SG 1976–77 Said Amara RC Strasbourg , Béziers , Girondins de Bordeaux 1956–57, 1957–58, 1962–64 Salim Arrache RC Strasbourg , Olympique de Marseille , Toulouse FC 2003–06, 2006–08, 2008 Mokhtar Arribi Sète , Lens 1946–51 and 1952–54, 1954–55 Salah Assad Mulhouse , Paris SG 1982–83, 1983–84 Louardi Badjika Bastia 1981–82 Salah Bakour SM Caen 2004–05 Nadjib Baouia Evian 2012–13 Kadour Bekhloufi AS Monaco 1957–58 Hamid Belabbes Stade Français 1966–67 Jacky Belabde Chamois Niortais 1987–88 Rachid Belaid Toulouse FC (1937) , FC Nancy , Nice 1950–51, 1952–53, 1953–54 Omar Belbey Montpellier 2001–02 Nadir Belhadj Sedan , Lyon , Lens 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008 Tahar Belhadj Le Havre 1946–47 Youssef Belkebla Saint-Étienne 1986–88 Habib Bellaïd [N 1] [N 9] [N 8] [N 4] [N 5] [N 7] Strasbourg , Boulogne 2005–06 & 2007–08, 2009–10 Djamel Belmadi Paris SG , Marseille , Valenciennes 1995–96, 1999–02, 2007–09 Nordine Ben Ali Colmar 1948–49 Said Ben Arab Bordeaux 1950–51 Madjid Ben Haddou Nice 2002–04 Ali Benarbia Martigues , AS Monaco , Bordeaux , Paris SG 1993–95, 1995–98, 1998–99, 1999–01 Ali Ben Fadah Alès , Angers 1957–59, 1959–60 Alim Ben Mabrouk RC Paris , Bordeaux , Lyon 1984–85 and 1986–90, 1990–91, 1991–92 Houcine Ben Said Mulhouse 1982–83 Ben Sames Stade Français 1949–50 Tedj Bensaoula Le Havre 1985–86 Madani Ben Tahar Lens 1964–68 Abdelhaziz Ben Tifour Nice, Troyes, AS Monaco 1948–53, 1954–55, 1955–58 [53] Mohamed Bernou Montpellier 1948–50 Bensaad Bettahar AS Monaco 1994–95 Yacine Bezzaz Ajaccio , Valenciennes 2002–05, 2006–09 Ali Bouafia Marseille, Lyon, Strasbourg, Lorient 1987–88, 1989–92, 1992–95, 1998–99 Hameur Bouazza Arles-Avignon 2010–11 Abderrhamane Boubekeur AS Monaco 1954–58 Hocine Bouchache Le Havre 1958–61 Abdelhamid Bouchouk Sète, Marseille, Toulouse FC 1948–49, 1949–51, 1953–58 Fouad Bouguerra Nantes 2004–05 Sadek Boukhalfa Nantes , Metz 1963–65, 1967–69 Virgile Boumelaha Sochaux 2002–03 Abdelmajid Bourebbou Rouen , Laval 1977–78, 1978–83 Brahim Bourras Rennes 1961–63 Mohamed Bourricha Nîmes Olympique 1959–60 Boudjema Bourtal Alès 1958–59 Mansour Boutabout Sedan 2006–07 Mohamed Bradja Troyes 1999–03 Mohamed Brahami Le Havre 1999–00 and 2002–03 Said Brahimi Toulouse FC 1955–58 [53] Hacène Chabri AS Monaco 1956–57 Fathi Chebel AS Nancy, Metz, RC Paris 1975–79 and 1985–86, 1979–80, 1984–85 Embarek Chenen Rouen 1960–62 Abdelmalek Cherrad Nice, Bastia 2002–04, 2004–05 Mustapha Dahleb Sedan, Paris SG 1969–71 and 1973–74, 1974–84 Kouider Daho Sète 1947–48 Darman Defnoun Alès, Angers 1957–59, 1959–60 and 1962–64 Abdel Djaadaoui Sochaux 1972–82 Salah Djebaili Nîmes Olympique 1957–66 Billel Dziri Sedan 1999–00 Assassi Fellahi Saint-Étienne 1953–56 Karim Fellahi Saint-Étienne 2000–01 Kader Ferhaoui Montpellier, Cannes, Saint-Étienne 1987–93 and 1996–98, 1993–96, 1999–2000 Said Ferrad Troyes 1954–56 Brahim Ferradj Brest 2010–13 Ahmed Firoud Rennes, Nice 1945–46, 1948–53 Kader Firoud Saint-Étienne, Nîmes Olympique 1945–48, 1950–54 [53] Aissa Fouka Toulouse FC 1987–90 and 1991–94 Rabah Gamouh Nîmes Olympique 1977–81 Farid Ghazi Troyes 1999–03 Kamel Ghilas Arles-Avignon, Stade de Reims 2010–11, 2012–14 Aïssa Mandi Stade de Reims 2012–2016 Said Hadad Sète, Marseille, Toulouse FC 1946–49, 1949–51, 1953–56 Fodil Hadjadj Nantes 2003–05 Riad Hammadou Lille OSC 2001–02 Ziri Hammar AS Nancy 2010–13 Said Hamimi Brest 1981–82 Salem Harcheche Saint-Étienne 1991–96 Brahim Hemdani Cannes, Strasbourg, Marseille 1997–98, 1998–01, 2001–05 Abderrahman Ibrir Bordeaux, Toulouse FC, Marseille 1946–47, 1947–51, 1951–53 [53] Kamel Kaci-Said Cannes 1997–98 Foued Kadir Valenciennes>, Marseille 2009–13, 2013–15 Karim Kerkar Le Havre 1998–00 Abdelhamid Kermali Lyon 1955–58 Abdelkrim Kerroum Troyes 1960–61 Mahi Khennane Rennes, Toulouse FC, Nîmes Olympique 1956–57 and 1958–62, 1962–65, 1965–66 [53] Amar Kodja Nantes 1955–56 Nourredine Kourichi Valenciennes, Bordeaux, Lille OSC 1976–81, 1981–82, 1982–86 Nasreddine Kraouche Metz 1998–99 Lamri Laachi Paris FC, RC Paris 1973–74 and 1978–79, 1984–85 Kamel Larbi Nice 2003–05 and 2006–2008 Mohammed Lekkak Toulouse FC, Rouen, Lyon, Angoulême 1958–59 and 1962–63 and 1964–65, 1965–67, 1967–69, 1969–70 Abdallah Liegeon AS Monaco, Strasbourg 1981–87, 1988–89 Amine Linganzi Saint-Étienne 2008–09 Rabah Madjer RC Paris 1984–85 Mamar Mamouni Le Havre 1996–99 Faouzi Mansouri Nîmes Olympique , Montpellier 1974–80, 1981–82 Yazid Mansouri Le Havre , Lorient 1997–00 and 2002–03, 2006–2010 Mohamed Maouche Reims 1956–58 and 1960–61 Karim Maroc Lyon , Angers , Tours , Brest 1976–79 and 1980–81, 1979–80, 1981–82, 1982–85 Kader Mazzouz Nîmes Olympique 1957–58 Mohamed Medehbi Limoges 1960–61 Carl Medjani Metz , Lorient , Ajaccio , Valenciennes 2005–06, 2006–07, 2011–13, 2014 Abderahmane Meftah Toulouse FC , Toulon 1954–55, 1959–60 Mourad Meghni Sochaux 2005–06 Rachid Mekhloufi Saint-Étienne , Bastia 1954–58 and 1963–68, 1968–70 [53] Mehdi Méniri AS Nancy , Troyes , Metz 1997 and 1998–00, 2000–03, 2003–06 Mohamed Mezarra Lille OSC 1964–68 Rafik Mezriche Strasbourg 1997–02 Ahmed Mihoubi Sète , Toulouse FC , Olympique Lyonnais 1946–53, 1953–54, 1954–55 [53] Rachid Natouri Metz 1970–72 Omar Nekkache Marseille 1950–52 Mohamed Nemeur Le Havre , Saint-Étienne 1945–46, 1946–47 Abdelhakim Omrani RC Lens 2010–11 Abdelnacer Ouadah AS Nancy , Ajaccio , FC Metz , CS Sedan 1998–00, 2002–05, 2005–06, 2006–07 Amokrane Oualiken Nîmes Olympique 1958–60 Ahmed Oudjani RC Lens , CS Sedan 1958–60 and 1962–65, 1966–67 Chérif Oudjani RC Lens , Laval , FC Sochaux 1983–85 and 1986–89, 1985–86, 1989–90 Amar Rouaï Angers 1957–58 and 1962–63 Hakim Saci EA Guingamp , FC Metz 2001–03, 2003–04 Moussa Saïb Auxerre , AS Monaco , FC Lorient 1992–97 and 2000–2001, 2001, 2001–02 Rafik Saïfi Troyes AC , FC Istres , AC Ajaccio , FC Lorient 1999–03, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–09 Mohamed Salem CS Sedan 1960–64 and 1967–71 Youssef Salimi OGC Nice 1994–97 Nordine Sam Strasbourg 2002–03 Liazid Sandjak Paris SG , OGC Nice , Saint-Étienne 1986–92, 1994–95, 1995–96 Max Sellal FC Nancy 1949–51 Abdelhamid Skander FC Bordeaux 1954–56 Abderrahmane Soukhane Toulouse FC , Red Star 1964–67, 1967–68 Abdelhafid Tasfaout Auxerre , EA Guingamp 1995–97,1997–98 and 2000–02 Mohamed Tayeb FC Bordeaux 1963–65 and 1966–67 Djamel Tlemçani FC Rouen , Toulon 1982–84, 1984–85 Ali Sami Yachir Montpellier 2003–04 Anthar Yahia Bastia , OGC Nice 2001–05, 2005–06 Hassan Yebda [N 1] [N 9] [N 8] [N 4] [N 5] Le Mans 2006–08 Abderraouf Zarabi Ajaccio 2003–04 Karim Ziani Troyes , Sochaux, Marseille 2001–03, 2006–07, 2007–09 Mustapha Zitouni AS Monaco 1954–58 [53] Abdelhamid Zouba Nîmes Olympique 1963–64 Mehdi Mostefa Ajaccio, Lorient, Bastia 2011–14, 2014–15, 2015–17 Walid Mesloub FC Lorient 2014–17 Raïs M'Bolhi Stade Rennais 2017 Youcef Belaïli Angers SCO 2017–18 Saïd Benrahma OGC Nice, Angers SCO 2013–2017, 2016 Rachid Ghezzal [N 5] Olympique Lyonnais, AS Monaco 2012–17, 2017–18 Mehdi Tahrat Angers SCO 2016–18 Fethi Harek Bastia, Nîmes 2012–2014, 2018–19 Ramy Bensebaini Montpellier HSC, Stade Rennais 2015–16, 2016–19 Ryad Boudebouz Sochaux, Bastia, Montpellier, AS Saint-Étienne 2008–13, 2013–15, 2015–17, 2019–22 Idriss Saadi Saint-Étienne, Strasbourg 2010–14, 2017–21 Mehdi Zeffane Olympique Lyonnais, Stade Rennais 2012–15, 2015–19 Yassine Benzia Olympique Lyonnais, Lille OSC, Dijon FCO 2012–15, 2015–20, 2020– Mehdi Abeid [N 1] [N 9] [N 8] [N 4] Dijon FCO, Nantes 2016–19, 2019–21 Zinedine Ferhat Nîmes 2019–21 Farid Boulaya Metz 2019–22 Haris Belkebla Brest 2019– Andy Delort Ajaccio, Caen, Toulouse, Montpellier, Nice 2011–12 & 2012–13, 2015–16, 2016–18, 2018–21, 2021– Youcef Attal OGC Nice 2018– Hicham Boudaoui OGC Nice 2019– Islam Slimani AS Monaco, Olympique Lyonnais, Brest 2019–20, 2020–21, 2022– Adam Ounas FC Bordeaux, OGC Nice 2015–17, 2019–20 Alexandre Oukidja Strasbourg, Metz 2017–18, 2019–22 Djamel Benlamri Olympique Lyonnais 2020–21 Karim Aribi Nîmes 2020–21 Yacine Brahimi [N 1] [N 9] [N 8] [N 4] [N 5] [N 6] [N 7] Rennes 2010–12 Mourad Meghni [N 1] [N 8] [N 5] [N 7] FC Sochaux 2005–06 Rayan Aït-Nouri [N 1] [N 4] [N 7] Angers 2017–20 Yassine Benzia [N 1] [N 9] [N 8] [N 4] [N 5] [N 7] Lyon, Lille 2011–15, 2015–18 Germany See also: List of foreign Bundesliga players Player Club(s) Period Chadli Amri Mainz 05 , 1. FC Kaiserslautern 2006–07, 2009–11 Habib Bellaïd Eintracht Frankfurt 2008–09 Abder Ramdane Hansa Rostock , SC Freiburg 1998–02 Nabil Bentaleb Schalke 04 2016–21 Ishak Belfodil Werder Bremen, 1899 Hoffenheim 2017–18, 2018–21 Ramy Bensebaini Borussia Mönchengladbach, Borussia Dortmund 2019–23, 2023– Farès Chaïbi Eintracht Frankfurt 2023– Ahmed Reda Madouni Borussia Dortmund , Bayer Leverkusen 2001–07 Karim Matmour Borussia M'gladbach , Eintracht Frankfurt 2008–11, 2012–13 Idir Ouali SC Paderborn 2014–15 Salim Djefaflia Hannover 96 2003–04 Soufian Benyamina VfB Stuttgart 2012–13 Antar Yahia VfL Bochum , 1. FC Kaiserslautern 2006–10, 2011–12 Mounir Bouziane Mainz 05 2016–17 Karim Ziani VfL Wolfsburg 2009–11 Greece See also: List of foreign football players in Super League Greece Player Club(s) Period Rafik Djebbour Atromitos, Panionios, AEK Athens, Olympiacos 2005–06, 2007–08, 2008–10 and 2015–16, 2011–13 Karim Soltani Iraklis Thessaloniki, Skoda Xanthi, PAS Giannina 2010–12, 2013–17, 2017–18 Samy Frioui AEL Larissa 2018 Aymen Tahar Panetolikos 2019– Gianni Seraf Panionios 2018– El Arbi Hillel Soudani Olympiacos 2019–21 Yassine Benzia Olympiacos 2019 Djamel Abdoun Kavala, Olympiacos, Veria 2010–11, 2011–13, 2015–16 Karim Mouzaoui Panionios, Apollon Kalamarias, Veria 2001–2003, 2004–2006, 2007–2008 Carl Medjani Olympiacos 2013 Riad Hammadou PAS Giannina 2002–2003 Yacine Hadji Veria 2016–2017 Laurent Agouazi Panthrakikos 2014–15 Mansour Boutabout Ionikos 2000–2001 Youssef Salimi Ethnikos Asteras 1999–2000 Mehdi Abeid Panathinaikos 2013–14, 2015–16 Mohamed Chalali Panionios 2010–11 Sofyane Cherfa Panthrakikos 2008–12, 2014–15 Salim Arrache PAS Giannina, Asteras Tripoli, AEL Kalloni 2010, 2010–11, 2015 Ismaël Bouzid PAS Giannina 2010–11 Antar Yahia Platanias 2014 Georgia Player Club(s) Period Abdel Jalil Medioub Dinamo Tbilisi 2019 Hungary See also: List of foreign Nemzeti Bajnokság I players Player Club(s) Period Karim Benounes Vasas SC 2009–11 Fouad Bouguerra Nyíregyháza Spartacus, Győri ETO 2009–10, 2010–11 Nacim Abdelali Nyíregyháza Spartacus 2010–12 Meziane Touati Ferencváros, Budapest Honvéd 1996–1998 Naçer Bouiche Ferencváros 1990–1991 Badis Lebbihi Kaposvár 2013–14 Mohamed Mezghrani Budapest Honvéd 2019– Iceland Player Club(s) Period Yacine Si Salem Knattspyrnudeild 2011–12 Italy See also: List of foreign Serie A players Player Club(s) Period Ishak Belfodil Bologna, Parma, Internazionale, Livorno 2012, 2012–13 and 2014–15, 2013–14, 2014, 2014–15 Samir Beloufa Milan 1997–99 Abdelkader Ghezzal Siena, Bari, Cesena, Parma 2008–10, 2010–11, 2011–12, 2014–15 Mohamed Fares Verona, SPAL, Lazio 2014–16 & 2017–18, 2018–20, 2020– Faouzi Ghoulam Napoli 2013– Ismaël Bennacer Empoli, Milan 2018–19, 2019– Mourad Meghni Bologna, Lazio 2002–05, 2007–10 Djamel Mesbah Lecce, Milan, Parma, Livorno, Sampdoria, Crotone 2010–12, 2012, 2013–14, 2014, 2014–16, 2016–17 Saphir Taïder Bologna, Internazionale, Sassuolo 2011–13 and 2015–18, 2013–15, 2014–15 Adam Ounas Napoli , Cagliari, Crotone 2017–, 2020, 2021 Hassan Yebda Napoli, Udinese 2010–11, 2014 Kosovo See also: List of foreign footballers in top leagues of former Yugoslavia Player Club(s) Period Yacine Si Salem Besa Pejë 2017 Luxembourg Player Club(s) Period Ismaël Bouzid Progrès Niederkorn 2014–17 Mehdi Ouamri F91 Dudelange 2019– Chadli Amri FC Differdange 03 2017–18 Samir Louadj F91 Dudelange, CS Grevenmacher 2007–09 & 2013–14, 2010–13 Salim Djefaflia Racing FC 2002–03 Mehdi Makhloufi CS Grevenmacher 2008–09 Malik Benachour CS Grevenmacher, Swift Hesperange 2002–03 & 2006–07, 2007–08 Azouz Benlaouira FC Avenir Beggen 2003–06 Fawzi Habili FC Avenir Beggen 2003–06 Mehdi Amzal FC Mamer 32 2006–07 Gaël Hug F91 Dudelange, Racing FC, CS Grevenmacher 2003–09 & 2012–14, 2009–12 Mourad Boukellal CS Pétange 2006–08 & 2010–12 Samir Sidi Mammar Rumelange 2013–14 Rachid Ramdani Racing FC 2017–18 Abdelghani Amrane FC Jeunesse Canach 2010–11 Mustapha Cheriak Wiltz 2015–16 Mounir Djaafri Swift Hesperange 2009–10 Samir Meriem CS Grevenmacher 2009–10 Cherit Hamza CS Grevenmacher 2012–13 Hachem Mihoubi Jeunesse Esch 2013–15 Joris Belgacem RM Hamm Benfica 2016–17 Abdellah Bettahar RM Hamm Benfica 2007–11 Mehdi Kirch CS Fola Esch 2012– Ahmed Benhemine Mondorf-les-Bains 2015– Sofiane Kheyari CS Pétange 2017– Mahédine Mouzaoui US Hostert 2017–2018 Redha Boukharouba Racing FC 2002–04 Mouloud Beltitane US Hostert 2011–12 Aissam Hamdaoui FC Avenir Beggen, Swift Hesperange 2002–04, 2004–05 Karim Zamoum UN Käerjéng 97 2005–08 Omar Nekaa FC Avenir Beggen 2003–05 Toufik Benslimane US Esch 2017– Amine Hammouni Racing FC 2009–10 Kader Mekhtoub Mondercange 2009–10 Karim Groune CS Grevenmacher, FC Avenir Beggen, FC Differdange 03 2002–05, 2005–06, 2006–07 Rachid Benmerieme Racing FC Union Luxembourg, CS Pétange 2004–05, 2007–08 Hakim Menaï Progrès Niederkorn, Rodange 2012–17, 2017– Laurent Agouazi Racing FC 2018– Djilali Kehal RM Hamm Benfica 2007–2014 Mehdi Bousbaa Racing FC 2013–14 Karim Djellal Racing FC 2010–14 Ridha Lahoussine Racing FC 2015–16 Mabrouk Dousen Racing FC 2002–03 Slimane Birrou FC Avenir Beggen 2005–06 Steven Hamdi Mondorf-les-Bains 2014–15 Ahmed Rani FC Avenir Beggen, Racing FC Union Luxembourg, CS Fola Esch, Mondorf-les-Bains, US Esch 2008, 2009–11, 2012–15 & 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18 Ilies Haddadji F91 Dudelange, Mondorf-les-Bains 2012–14, 2014– Ahmed Cherif RM Hamm Benfica 2016– Samir Imessad UN Käerjéng 2009–10 Samy Sebaa Sporting Club Steinfort 2008–09 Nouar Benlaribi CS Grevenmacher 2006–08 Djillali Bekaddour Rumelange 2005–06 Sifeddine Khemici UN Käerjéng 2016–17 Idir Mokrani Union 05 Kayl-Tétange, Racing FC, Rumelange, RM Hamm Benfica 2011–13, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017– Lithuania Player Club(s) Period Tayeb Meziani Stumbras 2018 Walid Khadraoui Atlantas 2012 Nasser Rahab Kruoja 2013 Macedonia See also: List of foreign footballers in top leagues of former Yugoslavia Player Club(s) Period Walid Hamidi KF Shkupi 2021– Zakaria Nimani Metalurg Skopje 2015–16 Malta See also: List of foreign football players in Malta Player Club(s) Period Mohammed Belhadj Naxxar Lions 2018 Djilali Belhadj Naxxar Lions 2018 Netherlands See also: List of foreign football players in the Netherlands Player Club(s) Period Paul Amara DWS 1960–61 Karim Bridji FC Volendam, Heracles, RKC Waalwijk 2003–04, 2006–09, 2011–12 Youssef Sofiane Roda 2004–05 Rheda Djellal Excelsior 2011–12 Oussama Darfalou Vitesse, VVV-Venlo, PEC Zwolle 2018-, 2020, 2022 Ramiz Zerrouki Twente, Feyenoord 2019–22, 2022– Ahmed Touba RKC Waalwijk 2020-22 Karim Soltani VVV, ADO 2007–08, 2008–10 Northern Ireland Player Club(s) Period Hocine Yahi Linfield 1990–91 Gianni Seraf Derry City 2019– Norway See also: List of foreign Norwegian Premier League players Player Club(s) Period Habib Bellaïd Sarpsborg 08 2015–16 Redouane Drici Brann 1984, 1987–91 Poland See also: List of foreign Ekstraklasa players Player Club(s) Period Mohammed Rahoui Lechia Gdańsk 2013 Portugal See also: List of foreign Primeira Liga players Player Club(s) Period Yacine Brahimi FC Porto 2014–19 Abdelmalek Cherrad CS Marítimo 2009–11 Karim Fellahi GD Estoril-Praia 2003–05 Kamel Ghilas Vitória Guimarães 2006–08 Nabil Ghilas Moreirense, FC Porto 2012–13, 2013–14 Rafik Halliche CD Nacional, Académica, Estoril, Moreirense 2008–10, 2012–14, 2017–18, 2018–20 Youssef Haraoui GD Chaves 1992–93 Mehdi Kerrouche Naval 2009–10 Rabah Madjer FC Porto 1985–91 Hakim Medane FC Famalicão, SC Salgueiros 1991–94, 1995–96, 1994–95 Djamel Menad FC Famalicão, Belenenses 1990–92, 1992–93 Islam Slimani Sporting CP 2013–16 & 2022 Hillel Soudani Vitória Guimarães 2011–13 Hassan Yebda Benfica, Belenenses 2008–09, 2016–18 Kheireddine Zarabi Belenenses, Vitória Setúbal 2008–09, 2009–11 Nassim Zitouni Vitória Guimarães 2014–15 Aymen Tahar Boavista 2016, 2017–19 Zakaria Naidji Gil Vicente 2019–20 Hicham Belkaroui Nacional, Moreirense 2016, 2017–18 Okacha Hamzaoui Nacional 2016–17 Billal Sebaihi Estoril, Tondela 2015–16, 2016 Bilel Aouacheria Moreirense, Farense, Gil Vicente 2018–20, 2020–21, 2021– Yanis Hamache Boavista 2020–22 Romania See also: List of foreign Liga I players Player Club(s) Period Najib Ammari CFR Cluj, FC Dunărea Călărași, Viitorul Constanța 2014, 2019, 2019 Jugurtha Hamroun Oţelul, Steaua 2015, 2015–17 Aymen Tahar Gaz Metan Mediaş, Steaua 2012–15 & 2017–, 2015–16 Rachid Bouhenna CFR Cluj, Steaua 2020–22, 2022 Billel Omrani CFR Cluj, Steaua 2016–22, 2022– Liassine Cadamuro Concordia Chiajna 2019 Rachid Aït-Atmane Dinamo București 2018–19 Aziz Tafer FC Gloria Buzău 2008 Mourad Satli FC Petrolul Ploiești 2014–15 Réda Rabeï SC Juventus București 2017– Karim Boutadjine CS Pandurii Târgu Jiu, FC Universitatea Cluj 2013–15 Karim Ziani FC Petrolul Ploiești 2016 Russia See also: List of foreign Russian Premier League players Player Club(s) Period Sofiane Hanni Spartak Moscow 2018–19 Mehdi Zeffane FC Krylia Sovetov Samara 2020 Raïs M'Bolhi FC Krylia Sovetov Samara 2011 Scotland See also: List of foreign Scottish Premier League players Player Club(s) Period Mehdi Abeid St Johnstone 2013 Madjid Bougherra Rangers 2008–11 Ismaël Bouzid Heart of Midlothian , Kilmarnock 2009–11, 2013–14 Mohamed Chalali Aberdeen 2011–12 Rachid Djebaili St Johnstone 2001–02 Brahim Hemdani Rangers 2005–09 Khaled Kemas Dundee , Motherwell 2001–03 Karim Kerkar Dundee United 2004–05 Abderraouf Zarabi Hibernian 2008 Toufik Zerara Falkirk 2009–2010 Slovenia Player Club(s) Period Hillal Soudani NK Maribor 2023– Slovakia See also: List of foreign Slovak First League players Player Club(s) Period Samy Derras FC Spartak Trnava 2012–13 Sofian El Moudane FK Senica 2019– Youssef Haraoui ŠK Slovan Bratislava 1991–93 Spain See also: List of foreign La Liga players Player Club(s) Period Rachid Aït-Atmane Sporting 2015–17 Djamel Belmadi Celta 1999–00 Yacine Brahimi Granada 2012–14 Liassine Cadamuro-Bentaïba Real Sociedad 2011–14 Sofiane Feghouli Valencia, Almería 2010–16 Abdelkader Ghezzal Levante 2011–12 Nabil Ghilas Córdoba, Levante 2014–16 Foued Kadir Betis 2015–16 Aïssa Mandi Betis, Villarreal CF 2016–21, 2021– Ryad Boudebouz Betis, Celta' 2017–19, 2019 Mehdi Lacen Alavés, Racing, Getafe, Malaga 2005–06, 2008–11, 2011–16 & 2017–18, 2018 Rabah Madjer Valencia 1987–88 Icham Mouissi Racing 2002–03 Moussa Saïb Valencia 1997–98 Hassan Yebda Granada 2011–14 Farid Boulaya Girona 2017 Carl Medjani Levante, Leganés 2016, 2016 Sweden See also: List of foreign Allsvenskan players Player Club(s) Period Dalil Benyahia Brommapojkarna 2009, 2010 Samir Beloufa Helsingborg 2007 Switzerland See also: List of foreign Swiss Super League players Player Club(s) Period Hocine Achiou FC Aarau 2006–07 Lakhdar Adjali FC Sion 1998–99 Kaled Gourmi BSC Young Boys 2009–10 Olivier Boumelaha FC St. Gallen 2000–01, 2002–03 Yacine Hima FC Aarau, AC Bellinzona 2007, 2008–10 Liazid Sandjak Neuchâtel Xamax 1996–98 Nordine Sam FC Luzern 2006–07 Djamel Mesbah Servette, Basel, FC Aarau, Luzern, Lausanne-Sport 2003–04, 2004–06, 2006–07, 2008–09, 2017 Rachid Mekhloufi Servette 1961–62 Hemza Mihoubi AC Bellinzona 2009–11 Jaouen Hadjam Young Boys 2024– Mohamed Amoura FC Lugano 2021–23 Ayoub Abdellaoui FC Sion 2018–21 Turkey See also: List of foreign Süper Lig players Player Club(s) Period Djamel Amani Aydınspor 1990–93 Khelifa Belaouchet Aydınspor 1990–91 Tahar Cherif El Ouazani Aydınspor 1990–92 Noureddine Negazzi Aydınspor 1991–92 Kamel Kadri Aydınspor 1992–93 Khaled Lounici Aydınspor 1992–93 Youssef Haraoui Karabükspor, Bursaspor, Karşıyaka 1993–94, 1994–95, 1995–96 Fayçal Badji Erzurumspor 1998–99 Tarek Lazizi Gençlerbirliği 1998–99 Hamid Merakchi Gençlerbirliği 1998–00 Rachid Djebaili Göztepe 2002–03 Ismaël Bouzid Galatasaray, MKE Ankaragücü 2007–08, 2008–09 Mohamed Dahmane Bucaspor 2010–11 Karim Ziani Kayserispor 2011 Jugurtha Hamroun Karabükspor 2012–14 Rafik Djebbour Sivasspor 2013 Essaïd Belkalem Trabzonspor 2014–15 Carl Medjani Trabzonspor, Sivasspor 2014–15 & 2017, 2017–18 Nabil Ghilas Gaziantep BB, Göztepe 2016–17, 2017–19 Sofiane Feghouli Galatasaray 2017–22 Rachid Ghezzal Beşiktaş 2020– Houssam Ghacha Antalyaspor 2021– Ahmed Touba İstanbul Başakşehir 2022- Islam Slimani Fenerbahçe 2018–19 Yassine Benzia Fenerbahçe 2018–19 Raïs M'Bolhi Antalyaspor 2015–16 Ukraine Player Club(s) Period Adel Gafaiti FC Zirka Kropyvnytskyi 2018 Yanis Hamache SC Dnipro-1 2022–

List All-time top appearances in european League

List of Algerian players with 200 or more appearances in European League top leval

R.	Player	European Club(s)	Apps [lower-alpha 1]	Ref.
1	Ryad Boudebouz	Sochaux (164) – Bastia (66) – Montpellier (71) – Saint-Étienne (68) – Betis (35) – Celta (11)	415	[54]
2	Rachid Mekhloufi	AS Saint-Étienne (274) – SC Bastia (67) – Servette FC (19)	360	[55]
3	Sofiane Feghouli	Grenoble (31) – Almería (9) – Valencia (149) – West Ham United (21) – Galatasaray (126) – Fatih Karagümrük (9)	345	[56]
4	Abdelkader Ferhaoui	Montpellier HSC (229) – AS Cannes (94) – AS Saint-Étienne (20)	343	[57]
5	Mustapha Dahleb	CS Sedan (30) – Paris SG (291)	321	[58]
6	Aïssa Mandi	Stade de Reims (123) – Real Betis (152) – Villarreal CF (38)	316	[59]
7	Mohamed Salem	CS Sedan (237) – Daring de Bruxelles (71)	308	[60]
8	Abdel Djaadaoui	FC Sochaux (307)	307	[61]
9	Riyad Mahrez	Leicester City (139) – Manchester City (145)	284	[62]
10	Medhi Lacen	Deportivo Alavés (19) – Racing Santander (100) – Getafe CF (139) – Malaga CF (15)	273	[63]
11	Rafik Saïfi	Troyes AC (110) – FC Istres (35) – AC Ajaccio (26) – FC Lorient (95)	266	[64]
12	Andy Delort	Ajaccio (23) – Caen (36) – Toulouse (47) – Montpellier (95) – OGC Nice (46) – Nantes (12)	259	[65]
13	Karim Soltani	VVV-Venlo (28) – ADO Den Haag (59) – Iraklis (23) – Aris (15) – Skoda Xanthi (113) – PAS Giannina (15)	253	[66]
14	Faouzi Ghoulam	Saint-Étienne (87) – Napoli (168)} – Angers (7) – Hatayspor (0)	251	[67]
15	Yacine Brahimi	Stade rennais (39) – Granada CF (62) – FC Porto (148)	249	[68]
16	Rafik Djebbour	Louviéroise (21) – Atromitos (14) – Panionios (41) – AEK Athens (80) – Olympiacos (56) – Sivasspor (10) – APOEL (26)	248	[69]
17	Brahim Hemdani	AS Cannes (20) – RC Strasbourg (53) – Olympique de Marseille (95) – Rangers (67)	246	[70]
=	Abdelaziz Ben Tifour	OGC Nice (129) – Troyes AC (31) – AS Monaco (86)	246	[71]
19	Ali Benarbia	FC Martigues (65) – AS Monaco (90) – Girondins de Bordeaux (25) – Paris SG (42) – Manchester City (33)	245	[72]
20	Mahi Khennane	Stade Rennais (164) – Toulouse FC (61) – Nîmes Olympique (15)	240	[73]
21	Rachid Ghezzal	Olympique Lyonnais (87) – Monaco (26) – Leicester City (19) – Fiorentina (19) – Beşiktaş (77)	228	[74]
22	Ishak Belfodil	Lyon (10) – Bologna (8) – Parma (56) – Inter (8) – Livorno (17) – Liège (28) – Bremen (26) – Hoffenheim (47) – Hertha (26) – Sabah (0)	226	[75]
23	Nourredine Kourichi	US Valenciennes (109) – Girondins de Bordeaux (22) – Lille OSC (94)	225	[76]
24	Ali Bouafia	Olympique de Marseille (12) – Olympique Lyonnais (94) – RC Strasbourg (92) – FC Lorient (25)	223	[77]
25	Antar Yahia	SC Bastia (77) – OGC Nice (30) – VfL Bochum (91) – 1. FC Kaiserslautern (11) – Platanias (11)	220	[78]
26	Islam Slimani	Sporting CP (91) – Leicester City (35) – Newcastle United (4) – Fenerbahçe (15) – Monaco (18) – Olympique Lyonnais (30) – Brest (16) – Anderlecht (10)	219	[79]
=	Ramy Bensebaini	Lierse (23) – Montpellier (22) – Rennes (79) – Mönchengladbach (95) – Borussia Dortmund (0)	219	[80]
28	Chérif Oudjani	RC Lens (100) – Stade Lavallois (31) – FC Sochaux (69) – RC Paris (18)	218	[81]
29	Carl Medjani	Metz (22) – Lorient (9) – Ajaccio (54) – Valenciennes (16) – Olympiacos (4) – Trabzonspor (50) – Sivasspor (37) – Levante (14) – Leganés (8)	214	[82]
30	Ahmed Rani	Avenir Beggen (10) – Union Luxembourg (63) – Fola Esch (86) – Mondorf-les-Bains (15) – Esch (21) – Muhlenbach Blue Boys (17)	212	[83]
=	Moussa Saïb	AJ Auxerre (170) – AS Monaco (7) – FC Lorient (8) – Tottenham Hotspur (13) – Valencia CF (14)	212	[84]
32	Karim Maroc	Olympique Lyonnais (54) – Angers SCO (32) – Tours FC (32) – Stade Brestois (88)	211	[85]
33	Mehdi Mostefa	Ajaccio (101) – Lorient (24) – Bastia (56) – Pafos (26)	207	[86]
34	Djamel Mesbah	Servette (11) – Basel (11) – Aarau (60) – Luzern (6) – Lausanne (4) – Lecce (46) – Milan (9) – Parma (10) – Livorno (14) – Sampdoria (23) – Crotone (10)	204	[87]
35	Fadel Brahami	Le Havre AC (12) – Louviéroise (47) – Mons (86) – AEP Paphos FC (14) – Minyor Pernik (42)	201	[88]
=	Mehdi Abeid	St Johnstone (12) – Panathinaikos (61) – Newcastle United (13) – Dijon (73) – Nantes (43)	201	[89]
37	Aymen Tahar	Gaz Metan Mediaș (104) – Steaua București (15) – Boavista (30) – Panetolikos (51)	200	[90]
(Italics denotes players still playing professional football; Bold denotes players still playing in the European League)

Correct as of 12 June 2023 (UTC)

1. Playoffs games don't count.

List All-time top goalscorers in european Leagues

List of Algerian players with 50 or more goals

R.	Player	European Leagues Club(s)	Goals	Ref.
1	Rachid Mekhloufi	AS Saint-Étienne (123) – SC Bastia (20) – Servette FC (13)	156	[55]
2	Rafik Djebbour	Louviéroise (6) – Atromitos (6) – Panionios (19) – AEK Athens (24) – Olympiacos (39) – Sivasspor (2) – APOEL (14)	110	[69]
3	Mohamed Salem	CS Sedan (83) – Daring de Bruxelles (21)	104	[60]
4	Mustapha Dahleb	CS Sedan (17) – Paris SG (85)	102	[58]
5	Mahi Khennane	Stade Rennais (61) – Toulouse FC (31) – Nîmes Olympique (6)	98	[73]
6	Ahmed Oudjani	RC Lens (94) – CS Sedan (1)	95
7	Hillel Soudani	Vitória de Guimarães (13) – Dinamo Zagreb (68) – Olympiacos (9)	90	[91]
8	Andy Delort	Ajaccio (1) – Caen (12) – Toulouse (10) – Montpellier (40) – OGC Nice (22)	85	[65]
9	Islam Slimani	Sporting CP (52) – Leicester City (8) – Fenerbahçe (1) – Monaco (9) – Lyon (4) – Brest (1) – Anderlecht (8)	83	[79]
10	Riyad Mahrez	Leicester City (39) – Manchester City (43)	82	[62]
11	Chérif Oudjani	RC Lens (39) – Stade Lavallois (14) – FC Sochaux (13) – RC Paris (7)	73	[81]
12	Rabah Madjer	Racing Paris (3) – Tours FC (2) – FC Porto (50) – Valencia CF (4)	59	[92]
13	Abdelaziz Ben Tifour	OGC Nice (34) – Troyes AC (9) – AS Monaco (13)	56	[71]
14	Ryad Boudebouz	FC Sochaux (24) – SC Bastia (8) – Montpellier HSC (13) – Saint-Étienne (4) – Betis (2) – Celta (1)	52	[54]
15	Sofiane Feghouli	Almería (2) – Valencia (20) – West Ham United (3) – Galatasaray (25)	50	[56]
=	Yacine Brahimi	Stade rennais (6) – Granada CF (3) – FC Porto (41)	50	[68]
(Italics denotes players still playing professional football; Bold denotes players still playing in the European League)

As of 12 June 2023

Algerian players and European Competitions

Bold Still playing competitive football in Europe

List of Algerian players with 25 or more appearances in European competitions

#	Name	Games					Date of debut	Debut against	Date of last match	Final match against	Ref.
		C1	C21	C3	SC	TOTAL
1	Sofiane Feghouli	31	–	35	–	66	7 Dec 2010	Manchester United	10 Mar 2022	FC Barcelona	[56]
2	Riyad Mahrez	55	–	–	–	55	14 Sep 2016	Club Brugge	10 Jun 2023	Inter Milan	[62]
3	Hillel Soudani	36	–	16	–	52	25 Aug 2011	Atlético Madrid	9 Dec 2020	Porto	[91]
4	Brahim Hemdani	22	–	28	–	50	13 Aug 2003	Austria Wien	14 May 2008	Zenit Saint Petersburg	[70]
5	Faouzi Ghoulam	16	–	29	–	45	27 Feb 2014	Swansea City	24 Feb 2022	FC Barcelona	[67]
6	Yacine Brahimi	37	–	7	–	44	28 Jul 2011	Metalurgi Rustavi	17 Apr 2019	Liverpool	[68]
7	Islam Slimani	15	6	19	–	40	17 Sep 2014	NK Maribor	20 Apr 2023	AZ	[79]
8	Billel Omrani	15	4	18	–	37	23 Aug 2012	Sheriff Tiraspol	9 Dec 2021	Jablonec	[93]
9	Rafik Djebbour	18	–	17	–	35	20 Sep 2007	FC Sochaux	24 Nov 2014	FC Barcelona	[69]
10	Houssem Aouar	15	–	19	–	34	16 Feb 2017	AZ	7 Apr 2022	West Ham United	[94]
11	Rachid Ghezzal	18	–	12	–	30	4 Oct 2012	Hapoel Kiryat Shmona	7 Dec 2022	Borussia Dortmund	[74]
12	Ali Benarbia	16	–	14	–	30	24 Sep 1996	Hutnik Kraków	13 Mar 2001	Galatasaray	[72]
13	Sofiane Hanni	8	–	20	–	28	26 Jul 2016	Rostov	13 Dec 2018	Villarreal	[95]
14	Nabil Bentaleb	6	–	21	–	27	20 Feb 2014	Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk	12 Mar 2019	Manchester City	[96]
15	Ismaël Bennacer	16	–	9	–	25	7 Dec 2021	Liverpool	10 May 2023	Inter Milan	[97]
=	Saïd Benrahma	–	13	12	–	25	30 Sep 2021	Rapid Wien	7 Jun 2023	Fiorentina

^{1Includes the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Europa Conference League.}

Correct as of 12 June 2023 (UTC)

List All-time top goalscorers for the Algerian players in european Competitions

Bold Still playing competitive football in Europe

List of Algerian players with 10 or more goals in European competitions

#	Name	Goals					Date of debut	Debut against	Date of last goal	Final goal against
		C1	C21	C3	SC	TOTAL
1	Riyad Mahrez	20	–	–	–	20	14 Sep 2016	Club Brugge	22 Feb 2023	RB Leipzig
2	Sofiane Feghouli	7	–	8	–	15	7 Nov 2012	BATE Borisov	25 Nov 2021	Marseille
3	Rabah Madjer	12	–	2	–	14	17 Sep 1986	Rabat Ajax	3 Oct 1990	Portadown
4	Hillel Soudani	7	–	6	–	13	16 Jul 2013	Fola Esch	24 Aug 2016	Red Bull Salzburg
5	Billel Omrani	8	–	4	–	12	16 Aug 2018	Alashkert	10 Aug 2021	Young Boys
=	Islam Slimani	4	1	7	–	12	5 Nov 2014	Schalke 04	16 Mar 2023	Villarreal

^{1Includes the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Europa Conference League.}

Correct as of 12 June 2023 (UTC)

List of Algerian players hat-tricks in european League

Position key:GK – Goalkeeper; DF – Defender; MF – Midfielder; FW – Forward; ⁴ – Player scored four goals; ⁶ – Player scored six goals; * – The home team

Riyad Mahrez the first Algerian to score a Premier League hat-trick. against Swansea City.

Yacine Brahimi the first Algerian player to score a hat-trick in the UEFA Champions League in its new version.

El Arabi Hillel Soudani the first Algerian to score a hat-trick in the UEFA Europa League he also has three hat-trick in the Prva HNL with Dynamo Zagreb.

Ishak Belfodil the first Algerian to score a hat-trick in Bundesliga.

Player	Position	For	Against	Result	Date	League	Ref
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne	Girondins de Bordeaux*	3–4	1 May 1956	Ligue 1	[100]
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne*	Olympique de Marseille	6–3	26 August 1956	Ligue 1	[101]
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne	Stade de Reims*	5–4	30 September 1956	Ligue 1	[102]
Abdelhamid Bouchouk	FW	Toulouse FC*	Stade Rennais	6–0	18 November 1956	Ligue 1	[103]
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne*	FC Sochaux	6–0	25 November 1956	Ligue 1	[104]
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne	Olympique de Marseille*	3–4	17 March 1957	Ligue 1	[105]
Abdelhamid Kermali	FW	Olympique Lyonnais	RC Paris*	4–2	29 December 1957	Ligue 1	[106]
Mahi Khennane	FW	Stade Rennais*	CS Sedan	3–1	26 April 1959	Ligue 1	[107]
Ahmed Oudjani	FW	RC Lens*	Girondins de Bordeaux	3–1	7 February 1960	Ligue 1	[108]
Mohamed Salem	FW	CS Sedan*	FC Rouen	4–0	27 August 1960	Ligue 1	[109]
Mohamed Salem	FW	CS Sedan*	FC Grenoble	3–0	27 November 1960	Ligue 1	[110]
Ahmed Oudjani	FW	RC Lens	Olympique de Marseille*	3–3	14 October 1962	Ligue 1	[111]
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne*	US Boulogne	4–3	10 February 1963	Ligue 1	[112]
Mohamed Salem	FW	CS Sedan	RC Strasbourg*	5–1	24 March 1963	Ligue 1	[113]
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne	CA Paris*	4–0	7 April 1963	Ligue 1	[114]
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne*	SC Toulon	3–1	21 April 1963	Ligue 1	[115]
Salah Djebaïli 4	MF	Nîmes Olympique*	OGC Nice	6–3	21 April 1963	Ligue 1	[116]
Ahmed Oudjani	FW	RC Lens*	Olympique de Marseille	8–1	28 April 1963	Ligue 1	[117]
Mahi Khennane	FW	Toulouse FC*	US Valenciennes	5–1	25 May 1963	Ligue 1	[118]
Ahmed Oudjani 6	FW	RC Lens*	RC Paris	10–2	8 December 1963	Ligue 1	[119]
Salah Djebaïli	MF	Nîmes Olympique*	Stade rennais	3–1	15 March 1964	Ligue 1	[120]
Rachid Mekloufi	FW	AS Saint-Étienne*	Lille OSC	7–4	24 October 1965	Ligue 1	[121]
Mohamed Lekkak	FW	FC Rouen	CS Sedan*	4–4	11 November 1965	Ligue 1	[122]
Mohamed Lekkak	FW	Olympique lyonnais*	FC Nantes	3–1	12 October 1968	Ligue 1	[123]
Mustapha Dahleb	MF	CS Sedan*	AS Troyes	4–3	25 May 1974	Ligue 1	[124]
Mustapha Dahleb	MF	Paris Saint-Germain	AS Nancy*	4–2	8 November 1975	Ligue 1	[125]
Mustapha Dahleb	MF	Paris Saint-Germain*	AS Saint-Étienne	4–1	9 November 1977	Ligue 1	[126]
Karim Maroc	FW	Olympique Lyonnais*	Angers SCO	5–1	11 October 1980	Ligue 1	[127]
Chérif Oudjani	FW	RC Lens*	FC Tours	6–1	2 November 1984	Ligue 1	[128]
Chérif Oudjani	FW	Stade lavallois*	Toulouse FC	3–2	11 October 1985	Ligue 1	[129]
Rabah Madjer	MF	Porto*	Marítimo	4–2	1 December 1985	Primeira Liga	[130]
Rabah Madjer	MF	Porto*	Belenenses	7–1	26 August 1987	Primeira Liga	[131]
Rabah Madjer	FW	Porto	Feirense*	1–4	19 November 1989	Primeira Liga	[132]
Rabah Madjer	MF	Porto*	Feirense	3–0	1 April 1989	Primeira Liga	[133]
Farid Ghazi	FW	HJK Helsinki*	FC Inter	5–0	3 August 2006	Veikkausliiga	[134]
Idir Ouali	FW	Mouscron*	Gent	4–2	13 September 2008	Belgian First Division	[135]
Fouad Bouguerra	FW	Nyíregyháza*	Szombathelyi	3–3	19 May 2010	Nemzeti Bajnokság I	[136]
Fouad Bouguerra	FW	Nyíregyháza	Zalaegerszegi*	3–4	22 May 2010	Nemzeti Bajnokság I	[137]
Samir Louadj	MF	Grevenmacher	Swift Hesperange*	3–2	2 October 2010	National Division	[138]
Hillel Soudani	FW	Dinamo Zagreb*	Slaven Koprivnica	3–0	3 May 2014	Croatian First League	[139]
Islam Slimani	FW	Sporting CP*	Vitória de Guimarães	5–1	4 October 2015	Primeira Liga	[140]
Riyad Mahrez	MF	Leicester City	Swansea City*	3–0	5 December 2015	Premier League	[141]
Okacha Hamzaoui	FW	Nacional	Feirense*	3–0	24 September 2016	Primeira Liga	[142]
Nabil Ghilas	FW	Gaziantepspor	Kayserispor*	4–3	18 March 2017	Süper Lig	[143]
Hillel Soudani	FW	Dinamo Zagreb*	Rijeka	5–2	27 May 2017	Croatian First League	[144]
Hillel Soudani	FW	Dinamo Zagreb	Lokomotiva*	3–0	27 August 2017	Croatian First League	[145]
Sofiane Hanni	MF	Anderlecht	Standard Liège*	3–3	28 January 2018	Belgian First Division	[146]
Sofiane Feghouli	MF	Galatasaray	Kasımpaşa*	4–1	17 February 2019	Süper Lig	[147]
Ishak Belfodil	FW	1899 Hoffenheim	FC Augsburg*	4–0	7 April 2019	Bundesliga	[148]
Youcef Atal	DF	Nice*	Guingamp	3–0	28 April 2019	Ligue 1	[149]
Riyad Mahrez	MF	Manchester City*	Burnley	5–0	28 November 2020	Premier League	[150]
Andy Delort	FW	Nice	Reims*	3–2	21 May 2022	Ligue 1	[151]
Yassine Benzia	FW	Qarabağ FK*	Kapaz PFK	7–1	4 November 2023	Azerbaijan Premier League	[152]

List of Algerian players hat-tricks in UEFA competitions

Player	Position	For	Against	Result	Date	League	Ref
Rabah Madjer 4	MF	Porto	Portadown*	8–1	3 October 1990	European Cup	[153]
Yacine Brahimi	MF	Porto*	BATE Borisov	6–0	17 September 2014	Champions League	[154]
El Arbi Hillel Soudani	FW	Dinamo Zagreb*	Astra Giurgiu	5–1	18 September 2014	Europa League	[155]
Billel Omrani	FW	CFR Cluj*	Astana	3–1	17 July 2019	Champions League	[156]

Multiple hat-tricks Rank Player Hat-tricks Last hat-trick 1 Rachid Mekloufi 9 24 October 1965 2 Rabah Madjer 5 3 October 1990 3 Ahmed Oudjani 4 8 December 1963 El Arbi Hillel Soudani 27 August 2017 5 Mohamed Salem 3 24 March 1963 Mustapha Dahleb 9 November 1977 6 Salah Djebaïli 2 15 March 1964 Riyad Mahrez 28 November 2020 Mahi Khennane 25 May 1963 Mohamed Lekkak 12 October 1968 Chérif Oudjani 11 October 1985 Fouad Bouguerra 22 May 2010

By Leagues R. League Hat-tricks Last hat-trick 1 Ligue 1 32 21 May 2022 2 Primeira Liga 6 24 September 2016 3 Croatian First League 3 27 August 2017 = UEFA Champions League 3 17 July 2019 5 Belgian First Division 2 28 January 2018 = Premier League 2 28 November 2020 = Nemzeti Bajnokság I 2 22 May 2010 = Süper Lig 2 17 February 2019 9 Veikkausliiga 1 3 August 2006 = Bundesliga 1 7 April 2019 = National Division 1 2 October 2010 = Azerbaijan Premier League 1 4 November 2023 = UEFA Europa League 1 18 September 2014

List All-time top goalscorers in All european Competitions

List of Algerian players with 100 or more goals ^{[lower-alpha 1]}

R.	Player	League	Cup	LC	SC	Europe	TOTAL Goals
1	Rachid Mekhloufi	156	9	–	1	4	170
2	Rafik Djebbour	110	15	–	–	7	132
3	Riyad Mahrez	82	11	10	–	20	123
4	Mustapha Dahleb	102	13	–	–	–	115
5	Mohamed Salem	103	11	–	–	–	114
6	Hillel Soudani	91	9	–	–	13	113
7	Islam Slimani	83	8	4	–	12	107
8	Mahi Khennane	98	7	–	–	–	105
9	Ahmed Oudjani	95	8	–	–	–	103

As of 12 June 2023

1. Goals scored in the Cup, League Cup and the Super Cup, and players with second leval clubs are not counted.

Algerian players Titles in European clubs

This statistics of Algerian players who won titles in Europe where the player must be Algerian whether he played for the Algeria national football team or from an Algerian father and mother. He has never been represent another country, but if he plays for another national team and then plays for the Algeria team he is considered an Algerian player, and the same thing if he played with teams Under-23, Under-20 and Under-17.

Bold Still playing competitive football in Europe

#	Name	League	Cup	Others	Europe	TOTAL
1	Riyad Mahrez	2016, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023	2019, 2023	2018, 2019, 2020, 2021	2023	12
2	Hillel Soudani	2014, 2015, 2016, 2018 2020	2013 2015, 2016, 2018 2020	2013		11
3	Rafik Djebbour	2011, 2012, 2013 2015	2012, 2013, 2016 2015			8
=	Rachid Mekloufi	1957, 1964, 1967, 1968 1962	1968	1957, 1967		8
5	Billel Omrani	2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022		2012 2018, 2020		8
=	Rabah Madjer	1986, 1990	1991	1986, 1990	1987, 1987 [lower-alpha 1]	7
6	Madjid Bougherra	2009, 2010, 2011	2009	2010, 2011		6
=	Moussa Saïb	1996	1994, 1996, 2002	1999		5
8	Samir Louadj	2008, 2009, 2014	2009			4
=	Djamel Abdoun	2012, 2013	2012, 2013			4
=	Sofiane Feghouli	2018, 2019	2019	2019		4
=	Brahim Hemdani	2009	2008, 2009	2008		4
=	Faouzi Ghoulam		2014, 2020	2013 2014		4
17	Abdelaziz Ben Tifour	1951, 1952	1952			3
=	Mohamed Firoud	1951, 1952	1952			3
=	Yassine Benzia	2023, 2024		2012		3
=	Ali Benarbia	1997, 1999		1997		3
=	Abdallah Liegeon	1982	1985	1985		3
23	Abdelhafid Tasfaout	1996	1996			2
=	Karim Groune	2003	2003			2
=	Rachid Ghezzal	2021	2021			2
=	Mohamed Maouche	1958	1958			2
=	Sadek Boukhalfa	1965		1965		2
#	Name	League	Cup	Others	Europe	TOTAL
=	Yacine Brahimi	2018		2018		2
=	Sofiane Hanni	2017		2017		2
=	Mustapha Dahleb		1982, 1983			2
=	Naçer Bouiche		1991, 1994			2
=	Islam Slimani		2015	2015		2
=	Jugurtha Hamroun		2009	2016		2
=	Hocine Bouchache		1959	1959		2
=	Mourad Meghni		2009	2009		2
=	Amir Sayoud		2013	2013		2
=	Kader Ferhaoui		1990	1992		2
38	Yacine Hima	2011				1
=	Ismaël Bennacer	2022				1
=	Walid Hamidi	2022				1
=	Abdeljalil Medioub	2023				1
=	Kevin Van Den Kerkhof	2022				1
=	Toufik Zeghdane	2023				1
=	Mehdi Terki	2023				1
=	El Hedi Belameiri	2023				1
=	Rachid Bouhenna	2022				1
=	Djamel Mesbah	2005				1
=	Ismaël Bouzid	2008				1
=	Ahmed Reda Madouni	2002				1
=	Ahmed Touba	2018				1
=	Youssef Haraoui	1992				1
=	Ahmed Rani	2013				1
=	Idir Boutrif	2021				1
=	Sofyane Cherfa		2012			1
#	Name	League	Cup	Others	Europe	TOTAL
=	Mehdi Abeid		2014			1
=	Mohamed Amoura		2022			1
=	Mehdi Zeffane		2019			1
=	Ramiz Zerrouki		2024			1
=	Ramy Bensebaini		2019			1
=	Farès Chaïbi		2023			1
=	Rafik Mezriche		2001			1
=	Youssef Salimi		1997			1
=	Farid Ghazi		2006			1
=	Mohamed Medjoudj		2006			1
=	Billal Zouani		2001			1
=	Saïd Brahimi		1957			1
=	Mohamed Boumezrag		1941			1
=	Abdelhamid Bouchouk		1957			1
=	Mohamed Salem		1961			1
=	Fathi Chebel		1978			1
=	Radhouane Abbes		1990			1
=	Rachid Belaid		1954			1
=	Karim Ziani		2007			1
=	Mohamed Mezghrani		2020			1
=	Hassan Yebda			2009		1
=	Nabil Ghilas			2013		1
=	Salim Arrache			2005		1
=	Habib Bellaïd			2005		1
=	Nadir Belhadj			2007		1
=	Abdelmajid Bourebbou			1982		1
=	Djamel Belmadi			1995		1
=	Rachid Benayen			2000		1
=	Saïd Benrahma				2023	1

1. Includes the Intercontinental Cup

Summary UEFA

List by League UEFA

R.	League	Titles	Winning Years
1	Ligue 1	15	1951 x2, 1952 x2, 1957, 1958, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1982, 1996 x2, 1997, 1999
2	National Division	10	2003, 2008, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2021, 2022, 2023 x3
3	Liga I	6	2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 x2
=	Superleague	6	2011, 2012 x2, 2013 x2, 2020
5	Premier League	5	2016, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023
6	First League	4	2014, 2015, 2016, 2018
=	Süper Lig	4	2008, 2018, 2019, 2021
=	Premiership	4	2009 x2, 2010, 2011
9	Primeira Liga	3	1986, 1991, 2018
=	Premier League	3	2011, 2023, 2024
11	Super League	2	1962, 2005
=	Pro League	2	2017, 2018
=	Cyta Championship	2	2015, 2023
=	Serie A	2	2022, 2023
16	Czechoslovak League  ¤ [m]	1	1992
=	Bundesliga	1	2002
=	First League	1	2022

List by Cup UEFA

R.	Cup	Titles	Winning Years
1	Coupe de France	27	1941, 1952 x2, 1954, 1957 x2, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1968, 1978, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1990 x2, 1994, 1996 x2, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2009, 2019 x2, 2023
2	Kypello Elladas	7	2012 x2, 2013 x2, 2014, 2016, 2020
3	Magyar Kupa	3	1991, 1994, 2020
=	Coppa Italia	3	2009, 2014, 2020
=	Taça de Portugal	3	1991, 2013, 2015
=	Hrvatski kup	3	2015, 2016, 2018
=	Scottish Cup	3	2008, 2009 x2
=	Finnish Cup	3	2001, 2006 x2
9	Cypriot Cup	2	2012, 2015
=	Luxembourg Cup	2	2003, 2009
=	Türkiye Kupası	2	2019, 2021
=	FA Cup	2	2019, 2023
12	Kupa na Bulgaria	1	2013
=	KNVB Cup	1	2024
=	Swiss Cup	1	2022

List by League Cup UEFA

R.	League Cup	Titles	Winning Years
1	Coupe de la Ligue (defunct)	9	1965, 1982, 1992, 2000, 2005 x2, 2012 x2, 2013
2	Football League Cup	4	1999, 2019, 2020, 2021
3	Scottish League Cup	3	2008, 2010, 2011
4	Cupa Ligii (defunct)	1	2016
=	Taça da Liga	1	2009

List by Super Cup UEFA

R.	Super Cup	Titles	Winning Years
1	Trophée des Champions	8	1957, 1959, 1967, 1985, 1995, 1997, 2007, 2012
2	Supertaça	5	1986, 1990, 2013, 2015, 2018
3	Supercupa României	2	2018, 2020
=	Supercoppa Italiana	2	2009, 2014
5	Croatian Super Cup	1	2013
=	FA Community Shield	1	2018
=	Bulgarian Supercup	1	2013
=	Belgian Super Cup	1	2017
=	Turkish Super Cup	1	2019

List by intercontinental Cup UEFA

R.	Intercontinental Cup	Titles	Winning Years
1	UEFA Champions League	2	1987, 2023
2	UEFA Europa Conference League	1	2023
=	Intercontinental Cup (defunct)	1	1987

Individual Honours

List Top goalscorers Algerian players in europe R. player Titles League Top goalscorers Years 1 Ahmed Oudjani 1 1964 (30 goals), (Lens) = Rafik Djebbour 1 2013 (20 goals), (Olympiacos) = El Arbi Hillel Soudani 1 2018 (17 goals), (Dinamo Zagreb)

Algerian players of the Year in European Leagues R. player Titles League player of the Year 1 Rachid Mekhloufi 3 1964, 1966, 1967 (Saint-Étienne) 2 El Arabi Hillel Soudani 2 2017, 2018 (Dinamo Zagreb) 3 Ali Benarbia 1 1999 (Bordeaux) = Mahi Khennane 1 1961 (Stade Rennais) = Mohamed Salem 1 1970 (RC Paris-Sedan) = Farid Ghazi 1 2006 (HJK Helsinki) = Djamel Abdoun 1 2013 (Olympiacos) = Riyad Mahrez 1 2016 (Leicester City) = Sofiane Hanni 1 2016 (KV Mechelen) = Sofiane Feghouli 1 2019 (Galatasaray)

Most expensive transfers in the history of Algerian players

Riyad Mahrez owner of the most expensive transfer deal for African footballer and most expensive transfer deal for Manchester City until 2019 for 67.8 million euros.

Mustapha Dahleb arrived in Paris Saint Germain in 1974, coached by Just Fontaine, the president of the club Daniel Hechter recruited him for 1.35 million francs, record amount for a transfer to France at the time. there is also Moussa Saïb who moved from Auxerre to Valencia with 3,600,000 euros in 1997 in a historic deal for an Algerian player then. In 1998, he joined struggling English club Tottenham for £2.3 million, thus becoming the first Algerian to play in the Premier League. ^[157] In 2016, Islam Slimani moved into a historic deal for English Premier League champions Leicester City for 28 million pounds to become the most expensive player in the history of Algeria. ^[16] two years later Riyad Mahrez become the most expensive transfer deal for an Algerian player moved to English Premier League champions Manchester City for 60 million pounds. ^{[158] [159]} and also become the most expensive African footballer after he broke the record for Gabonese Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang with £56.1 in 2018 winter transfer window. in the same time most expensive transfer deal for Manchester City and a record transfer fee received by Leicester City. On 19 July 2023, it was reported by the BBC that Manchester City agreed a deal for Riyad Mahrez to join Saudi Pro League club Al Ahli for a transfer fee of £30 million, as the most expensive deal for an Algerian player who moves to a non-European club. ^[160]

As of 4 August 2019; during the 2019 summer transfer window.

  Fee broke the Algerian record at the time of the transfer

  Fee broke the national club record

  Fee broke the record for an African

  Fee broke the record for an Algerian teenager at the time of the transfer (at most at the age of 21 years old)

List of Most expensive transfers in the history of Algerian players with more than 10 Million Euro.

R.	Player	Fee (M €)	From	To	Position	Year	Ref
1	Riyad Mahrez [lower-alpha 1]	€67.8	Leicester City	Manchester City	Midfielder	2018	[158] [159]
2	Riyad Mahrez	€35	Manchester City	Al Ahli	Midfielder	2023	[161] [162]
3	Saïd Benrahma	€30	Brentford	West Ham United	Forward	2021	[163]
=	Islam Slimani [lower-alpha 2]	€30	Sporting CP	Leicester City	Forward	2016	[15] [16]
5	Nabil Bentaleb	€20	Tottenham Hotspur	Schalke 04	Midfielder	2017	[164] [165]
6	Ismaël Bennacer	€16	Empoli	Milan	Midfielder	2019	[166] [167]
7	Rachid Ghezzal	€15	Monaco	Leicester City	Midfielder	2018	[168] [169] [170]
8	Adam Ounas	€12 [lower-alpha 3]	FC Bordeaux	Napoli	Midfielder	2017	[171] [172] [173]
9	Rayan Aït-Nouri	€11,5	Angers	Wolverhampton	Defender	2021	[174] [175]
10	Ishak Belfodil	€10	Parma	Internazionale	Forward	2013	[176]
	Ramy Bensebaini	€10	Rennes	Mönchengladbach	Defender	2019	[177] [178]
	Andy Delort	€10	Montpellier	Nice	Forward	2021	[179] [180]
	Farès Chaïbi	€10	Toulouse	Eintracht Frankfurt	Forward	2023	[181]

1. Fee broke the Algerian record and fee broke the national club record in the same time.
2. Fee broke the Algerian record at the time of the transfer.
3. €2M in bonuses after Napoli qualify for the 2018–19 UEFA Champions League.

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  Nabil Bentaleb Fee broke the record for an Algerian teenager at the time of the transfer for 20 million euros at the age of 21.
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  Ishak Belfodil the first Algerian to transfer more than 10 million euros from Parma to Internazionale.
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  Karim Ziani moved in a historic deal then for an Algerian player from FC Sochaux to Olympique de Marseille worth 8 million euros.
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  Islam Slimani he had the record for the highest expensive transfer deal for Algerian player until 2018 and owner of the most expensive transfer deal for Leicester City from Sporting CP for 30 million euros.
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  Nadir Belhadj the most expensive Algerian player has moved from a European club to a non-European club for 7,5 million euros from Portsmouth to Sadd Sports Club.
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  Saïd Benrahma moved from Brentford to West Ham United for 30 million euros.

History of Algerian players in the rest of the world Leagues

Nadir Belhadj the best Algerian professional player outside of Europe.

Algerian players have played in all continents, most of them in Arab leagues in Africa and Asia, especially in the Persian Gulf, and Nadir Belhadj is the most successful player. played 214 matches in six seasons with the Qatari club Al-Sadd, and 43 matches in two seasons with Al-Sailiya. during which he won 5 titles including the AFC Champions League and participated in the FIFA Club World Cup. ^[182] the first Algerian to Participates in this competition is Moussa Saïb with Al-Nassr in 2000 and scored one goal, At the level of titles Algerian players won 90 titles in twelve countries, namely Bahrain, Canada, Egypt, Kuwait, Mexico, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Thailand, United Arab Emirates and Tunisia the country where Algerian players have won the highest number of titles with 36, followed by Qatar with 23 titles. and more player won titles is Baghdad Bounedjah with seven, On the level of local league, Youcef Belaïli won with Espérance ST four league championships more than any other Algerian player. in 2010 witnessed the achievement of four Algerian players S.League and League Cup in Singapore, they are Khaled Kharroubi, Karim Boudjema, Nordine Talhi and Mansour Lakehal which has never happened before, The two brothers Mustapha and Abdelaziz Ben Tifour, first who won title outside Algeria by winning the Tunisian Cup twice in 1947 and 1948.

At the level of continental titles and start in Africa, where the Algerian players won eight titles in CAF Champions League, CAF Confederation Cup and CAF Super Cup, mostly with Tunisian clubs and the first to win the continental title is the international goalkeeper Nacerdine Drid with Moroccan club Raja Casablanca in 1989 led by Algerian coach Rabah Saâdane. On 9 November 2018, Twenty-two years later, Youcef Belaïli won the CAF Champions League and for the first time in its new version after winning the final against Al-Ahly, he is the fourth Algerian player to win this title. ^[183] On the level of Asia, Nadir Belhadj won the AFC Champions League title for the first time for an Algerian player in 2011 and scored the decisive penalty kick. ^[182]

The transfers of Algerian players in the rest of the world Leagues and the most prominent, Khaled Kharroubi is the first Algerian to play in South America and exactly in Brazil with Vitória where he played for one season. Aymen Tahar is the first Algerian to play in the J1 League, but has played only one match. ^[184] also Karim Matmour is the first Algerian to play in Australia A-League where he joined to Adelaide United, ^[185] but he left in December 2017, terminating his contract early after playing 11 games. ^[186] Raïs M'Bolhi is also the first Algerian to play in Major League Soccer with a club Philadelphia Union. ^[187] After playing in only 9 matches in the 2015 season, head coach, Jim Curtin said that M'Bolhi would never play again for Philadelphia. ^[188] M'Bohli is rated as one of the worst signings in club history., ^[189] On 22 January 2018, Saphir Taïder signed a three-year deal at Major League Soccer franchise Montreal Impact, starting with a two-year loan and the option of a fourth year. ^[190] He joined as a Designated Player. ^[191] and the first goal for an Algerian player in MLS was against Atlanta United FC in a 4–1 defeat away. ^[192] in Africa, Farès Hachi is the first Algerian to play in South Africa when he joined African champion Mamelodi Sundowns. ^[193] but played only 21 game in the Premier Soccer League in a season and a half and then left South Africa. ^[194]

Youcef Belaïli achieved CAF Champions League two consecutive times and four league tournaments more than any other Algerian player.

Also there is the French-born Chaher Zarour who spent the Vietnam League 1 with Sanna Khánh Hòa as the first Algerian player to play there. ^[195] The first player to play in South Asia was Hamid Berguiga, when he joined Brunei DPMM in Brunei, who plays in the Singapore league and won the League Cup in 2009 first in this region for an Algerian player. In North America, Andy Delort became the first Algerian to win a title there with Mexican club Tigres UANL where Delort won Liga MX Apertura in 2016, although he did not have Algerian citizenship until 2019. ^[196] Also his transfer deal was the highest for an Algerian player outside Europe where he signed a four-year contract while the transfer fee paid to Caen was reported as €8 million. ^[197] Three years after Saphir Taïder achieved the Canadian Championship with Montreal Impact after winning against Toronto FC in the final first for an Algerian player. ^{[198] [199]}

On the level of statistics and awards, Algerian players won the top scorer in eight times, most notably Bounedjah four times one in Tunisia with Etoile du Sahel and three with Al-Sadd and is considered the same player the most recorded hat-tricks with thirteen. Bounedjah also won the CAF Confederation Cup top scorer with Etoile du Sahel in 2015. ^[200] On 12 August 2018, Bounedjah broke the Qatar Stars League single-game goal record, scoring 7 goals in a 10–1 win against Al Arabi., ^[201] Bounedjah continued his success at the individual level by winning the top scorer of the 2018 AFC Champions League with 13 goals to become the first Algerian and the first player from a Qatari club to achieve this award, The Al-Sadd forward matched the all-time single tournament record held by Muriqui who netted the same tally by the conclusion of Guangzhou Evergrande's 2013 campaign. ^{[202] [203]} On 7 December 2018, Bounedjah beats Qatar goal record with 28 goals after just 14 matches, He broke the record held by Brazilian striker Clemerson de Araújo, who scored 27 goals in 2007–08. ^[204] On 23 February 2019, Bounedjah scored in the Qatari classico against Al-Rayyan his 100 goal in all leagues competitions to become the first Algerian player to reach him With one club outside Europe. ^[205] After changing the laws in Tunisia and considering the players from North Africa local a large number of Algerian players Join the Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 1. ^{[206] [207] [208]}

Rest of the world Leagues

Australia See also: List of foreign A-League players Player Club(s) Period Karim Matmour Adelaide United 2017 Bahrain Player Club(s) Period Olivier Boumelaha Al-Ahli Club 2007–2008 Rachid Djebaili Riffa 2004 Hacène Ogbi Al-Muharraq SC 2022– Samy Frioui Al-Khaldiya SC 2022– Brazil Player Club(s) Period Islam Slimani Coritiba FC 2023 Canada Player Club(s) Period Chakib Hocine HFX Wanderers, Valour FC 2019, 2020 Canada/United States See also: List of foreign MLS players Player Club(s) Period Raïs M'Bolhi Philadelphia Union 2014–15 Saphir Taïder Montreal Impact 2018–20 Monsef Bakrar New York City 2023– China PR See also: List of foreign Chinese Super League players Player Club(s) Period Karim Benounes Zhejiang Lucheng 2008 Egypt Player Club(s) Period Mohamed Amine Aoudia Zamalek 2011–12 Amir Sayoud Al Ahly 2008–12 Boualem Bouferma Tersana 2003, 2006–08 Kamel Kaci-Saïd Zamalek 1994–97 Redouane Cherifi Ismaily 2020–21 Rezki Hamroune Pharco FC 2021– Ahmed Kendouci Al Ahly SC 2023– Abderrahim Deghmoum Al Masry SC 2022– Mohammed Benkhemassa Ismaily 2022 Iran See also: List of foreign footballers in the Persian Gulf Pro League Player Club(s) Period Okacha Hamzaoui Tractor 2020 Iraq Player Club(s) Period Lahouari Touil Al-Zawraa SC 2021–22 Kuwait Player Club(s) Period Rachid Amrane Al Qadsia Kuwait 2002–03 Akram Djahnit Al-Arabi SC 2015 Lazhar Hadj Aïssa Al Qadsia Kuwait 2011–12 Karim Matmour Al-Arabi SC 2015 Amir Sayoud Al-Arabi SC 2010 Tarek Bouabta Al-Arabi SC 2022– Ilyes Yaiche Al Qadsia Kuwait 2022–23 Libya Player Club(s) Period Abdelmadjid Tahraoui Asswehly 2009–2010 Nordine Sam Al-Nasr Benghazi 2010–2011 Mexico Player Club(s) Period Andy Delort Tigres UANL 2016–17 Morocco Player Club(s) Period Hamza Yacef Wydad Casablanca 2007–08 Abdesslam Benabdellah Wydad Casablanca 1997–99 Benbella Benmiloud FUS Rabat, Hassania Agadir 1988–90, 1990–94 Yassine Boukhari KAC Kenitra 2008–09 Tahar Chérif El-Ouazzani Raja Casablanca 1993–95 Nacerdine Drid Raja Casablanca 1988–89 Farès Mecheri Wydad Casablanca 2009 Mokhtar Kechamli Hassania US Agadir 1993–94 Oussama Darfalou Maghreb de Fès 2022 Aziz Benabdi Hassania US Agadir 2022 Abdelraouf Benguit Raja Casablanca 2022–23 Toufik Moussaoui Olympique Khouribga 2022–23 Badreddine Souyed Mouloudia Oujda 2021–22 Houcine Benayada Wydad AC 2022–23 Abdellah El Moudene Mouloudia Oujda, Ittihad Tanger 2020–21, 2021– Walid Bencherifa Olympique Khouribga, IR Tanger 2021–23, 2023– Gaya Merbah Raja Casablanca , IR Tanger 2022– , 2023– Yousri Bouzok Raja Casablanca 2022– Zakaria Draoui Wydad AC 2023– Ilyes Chetti Wydad AC 2023– Oman Player Club(s) Period Billel Bensaha Al-Nahda 2023– Qatar Player Club(s) Period Lakhdar Adjali Al-Rayyan 2002–03 Samir Amirèche Al-Gharafa 2007–08 Rachid Amrane Al-Gharafa 2001–02 Adel Habib Beldi Lekhwiya 2010–12 Ilias Hassani Al Kharaitiyat 2019 Nadir Belhadj Al Sadd, Al-Sailiya 2010–16, 2017–21 Sofiane Hanni Al-Gharafa, Al Ahli SC 2019–22, 2022–23 Adlène Guedioura Al-Gharafa 2019–21 Mehdi Tahrat Al-Gharafa 2021–22 Ayoub Azzi Umm Salal, Al-Arabi 2020, 2020–21 Youcef Belaïli Qatar Club 2020–21 Djamel Benlamri Qatar Club 2021–22 Boualem Mesmoudi Al-Wakrah 2022 Walid Mesloub Umm Salal 2020 Abdennour Belhocini Umm Salal, Al-Wakrah 2020, 2021 Lakhdar Belloumi Al-Arabi 1988 Djamel Belmadi Al-Gharafa, Al Kharaitiyat 2003–04, 2004–05 Ali Benarbia Al-Rayyan, Qatar Club 2003–05, 2005–06 Karim Benounes Al Kharaitiyat 2004–05 Madjid Bougherra Lekhwiya 2011–14 Noureddine Drioueche Al-Arabi 2003–04 Billel Dziri Al Sadd 2007 Kaled Gourmi Al-Shahania 2016 Rafik Halliche Qatar Club 2014–16 Jugurtha Hamroun Al Sadd, Al Kharaitiyat, Qatar Club, Al-Markhiya 2016–19, 2018, 2019, 2022–23 Karim Kerkar Al-Sailiya 2003–04 Rabah Madjer Qatar Club 1991–92 Ahmed Reda Madouni Al-Gharafa 2007–09 Yazid Mansouri Al-Sailiya 2010–11 Mourad Meghni Umm Salal, Al-Khor, Lekhwiya 2011–12, 2012, 2012 Mourad Satli Umm Salal 2019 Mehdi Méniri Al-Khor 2008 Hakim Saci Umm Salal 2006–08 Rafik Saïfi Al-Khor 2009 Abdelhafid Tasfaout Al-Rayyan 2002–03 Mohamed Tiaïba Al-Shahania 2016 Brahim Zafour Al-Sailiya 2005–06 Karim Ziani El Jaish, Al-Arabi 2011–13, 2013–14 Yacine Brahimi Al-Rayyan, Al-Gharafa 2019–22, 2022– Mohamed Benyettou Al-Wakrah 2019– Farid Boulaya Al-Gharafa 2022– Andy Delort Umm Salal 2023– Victor Lekhal Umm Salal 2023– Baghdad Bounedjah Al Sadd 2015– Japan See also: Lists of foreign footballers in Japan Player Club(s) Period Aymen Tahar Sagan Tosu 2016–17 Jordan Player Club(s) Period Adlen Griche Shabab Al-Ordon Club 2009–10 Oussama Aggar Shabab Al-Aqaba Club 2022 Saudi Arabia Player Club(s) Period Reda Benhadj Djillali Najran 2012 Saphir Taïder Al-Ain FC 2020–21 Youcef Belaïli Al-Ahli Jeddah 2019–20 Mehdi Tahrat Abha 2019–21 Mokhtar Belkhiter Al-Qadsiah 2019 Mohamed Benyettou Al-Shabab 2016–18 Fathi Chebel Al-Riyadh SC 1980–81 Saïd Bouchouk Al-Qadisiyah 2012 Hadj Bouguèche Al-Qadisiyah, Al-Nassr, Al-Taawoun 2011–12, 2012, 2012–13 Ramzi Bourakba Najran 2012 Farid Cheklam Najran 2011–15 Abdelmoumene Djabou Al-Nassr 2018 Mourad Delhoum Al-Nassr 2014 Yacine Hima Al-Watani 2007–08 Mokhtar Kechamli Al-Wehda 1992–93 Adel Maïza Al-Ahli Jeddah 2008–09 Farid Mellouli Al-Qadisiyah 2015 Moussa Saïb Al-Nassr 2000–01 Youcef Saïbi Al-Ahli Jeddah 2009 Antar Yahia Al-Nassr 2011–12 Abdelmalek Ziaya Ittihad Jeddah 2010–12 Azzedine Doukha Ohod Club, Al-Raed 2017–18, 2018–21 Carl Medjani Ohod Club 2019 Hicham Belkaroui Al-Raed 2018–19 Mohamed Boulaouidet Ohod Club 2017–18 Nacereddine Khoualed Ohod Club 2017–18 Ryad Kenniche Al-Qadisiyah 2017 Ibrahim Chenihi Al-Fateh, Damac 2018–19, 2020–21 Mohamed Namani Al-Fateh 2018–19 Chamseddine Rahmani Damac 2019 Abdelaziz Ali Guechi Al-Adalah 2019 Malik Asselah Al-Hazem 2018–20, 2021–22 Raïs M'Bolhi Ettifaq 2018–22 Ayoub Abdellaoui Ettifaq 2021–22 Hillal Soudani Al-Fateh, Damac 2021, 2021–23 Tayeb Meziani Abha 2022–23 Djamel Benlamri Al-Shabab, Khaleej FC 2016–20, 2022 Ryad Boudebouz Al-Ahli 2023 Amir Sayoud Al-Tai FC, Al-Raed 2021–23, 2023– Moustapha Zeghba Al-Wehda, Damac 2019, 2020– Farouk Chafaï Damac 2020– Sofiane Bendebka Al-Fateh 2020– Abdelkader Bedrane Damac 2022– Riyad Mahrez Al-Ahli 2023– Singapore Player Club(s) Period Hamid Berguiga Brunei DPMM 2009 Khaled Kharroubi Étoile FC 2010 Ismael Benahmed Tanjong Pagar United 2013 Sudan Player Club(s) Period Mohamed Boulaouidet Al-Hilal Club 2019 Thailand See also: List of foreign Thai Premier League players Player Club(s) Period Khaled Kharroubi Osotspa Saraburi, BEC Tero Sasana 2011, 2012 Otman Djellilahine BEC Tero Sasana 2014 Jonathan Matijas Songkhla United 2013 United Arab Emirates Player Club(s) Period Ishak Belfodil Baniyas Club 2015–16 Mohamed El Amine Aouad Hatta Club 2009 Yacine Bentalaa Al Wasl Dubaï 1992–93 Olivier Boumelaha Al-Ittihad Kalba 2004–05 Madjid Bougherra Al-Fujairah 2014–16 Mohamed Benyettou Al-Fujairah 2018–19 Rachid Aït-Atmane Al-Fujairah 2021 Mehdi Abeid Al-Nasr SC, Khor Fakkan 2021–22, 2022– Oussama Amar Al Wasl 2022– Djamel Benlamri Al Wasl 2023– Abderrahmane Meziane Al Ain 2019 Ismaël Bouzid Baniyas Club 2012 Farid Ghazi Baniyas Club 2001–02 Lazhar Hadj Aïssa Al-Sharjah 2012–13 Karim Kerkar Emirates Club, Ajman Club 2009–10, 2011–13 Mehdi Méniri Al Dhafra 2010 Brahim Arafat Mezouar Dubai 2004 & 2007 Moussa Saïb Al Wasl Dubaï 2002–03 Toufik Zerara Al Dhafra 2008–09 Hassan Yebda Al-Fujairah 2014–15 Karim Ziani Ajman Club, Al-Fujairah 2014–15, 2015 Réunion Player Club(s) Period Farid Kerkar SS Dynamo, USS Tamponnaise, US Possession, FC Avirons, SS Gauloise 2000 & 2003, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006 Mansour Boutabout AS Excelsior 2011–12 Tunisia Player Club(s) Period Samir Amirèche Etoile du Sahel 1998–99 Rezki Amrouche Club Africain 1997–2000 Sofiane Attaf EGS Gafsa 2007–08 Kaddour Beldjilali Etoile du Sahel 2014–15 Laid Belhamel EGS Gafsa 2010–11 Hicham Belkaroui Club Africain, Espérance ST 2014–16, 2016–17 Hameur Bouazza Etoile du Sahel 2017 Habib Bellaïd CS Sfaxien 2014 Sofiane Bencharif Olympique Béja , JS Kairouan 2010, 2010–11 Fouad Bouguerra Club Africain 2006–07 Baghdad Bounedjah Étoile du Sahel 2013–15 Ibrahim Chenihi Club Africain 2015–18 Mokhtar Belkhiter Club Africain 2016–19 Abdelaziz Ali Guechi AS Gabès 2016–18 Abdelmalek Cherrad Espérance ST 2004 Amine Dahar Étoile du Sahel, ES Hammam-Sousse 2005–06, 2008–09 Merouane Dahar Étoile du Sahel 2010–12 Bouabdellah Daoud Espérance ST 2004–05 Abdelmoumene Djabou Club Africain 2012–15 Billel Dziri Étoile du Sahel 1998–99 Farid Ghazi Olympique Beja 2004–05 Fares Djabelkheir Stade Tunisien 2001–02 Karim Ghazi Espérance ST 2004–05 Tarek Lazizi Stade Tunisien 1996–98 Khaled Lemmouchia Club Africain 2012–13 Fodil Megharia Club Africain 1989–93 Kamel Kaci-Saïd CS Hammam-Lif 1991–92 Antar Yahia Espérance ST 2013 Abdelmalek Ziaya CA Bizertin 2012–13 Anis Allali Olympique Beja, ES Metlaoui 2020–21, 2021–22 Malik Zorgane US Monastir 1989–92 Amri Boujemâa Olympique Béja 1992–93 Abdelkader Zerrar CS Hammam-Lif 1952–57 Abdelaziz Ben Tifour Espérance ST, CS Hammam-Lif 1945–46, 1946–48 Mustapha Ben Tifour Espérance ST, CS Hammam-Lif 1945–46, 1946–48 Mokhtar Arribi CS Hammam-Lif 1955–57 Youcef Belaïli Espérance ST 2012–14 & 2018–19 Raouf Benguit Espérance ST 2019–21 Billel Bensaha Espérance ST 2019–21 Abderrahmane Meziane Espérance ST 2020–21 Karim Aribi Etoile du Sahel 2019–20 Salim Boukhenchouche Etoile du Sahel 2019–20 Redouane Zerdoum Etoile du Sahel, Club Africain 2020–21, 2021–22 Boualem Mesmoudi Etoile du Sahel 2021–22 Mohamed Islam Bakir CS Sfaxien 2019–20 Nadir Korichi CS Sfaxien, US Tataouine 2019, 2020 Zakaria Benchaâ CS Sfaxien 2020 Zakaria Mansouri CS Sfaxien 2020–21 Sabri Cheraitia CS Sfaxien 2020–21 Rachid Aït-Atmane CS Sfaxien 2019–20 Mohamed Attia AS Soliman, US Tataouine 2019–20, 2020–21 Moulay Abdelaziz Abdelkader US Tataouine 2019 Ryad Kenniche US Tataouine 2020 Djilani Benchenane US Tataouine 2019 Sofiane Khelili US Ben Guerdane 2019–20 Karim Aribi Etoile du Sahel 2018–20 Lyes Benyoucef Etoile du Sahel 2021–22 Malik Raiah CS Sfaxien 2021–22 Abdelkader Bedrane Espérance ST 2019–22 Ilyes Chetti Espérance ST 2019–22 Abdennour Belhocini Club Africain 2021–23 Nabil Lamara Club Africain 2021–23 Hichem Nekkache CS Sfaxien 2021–22 Mohamed Amine Tougai Espérance ST 2020– Riad Benayad Espérance ST 2022– Tayeb Meziani Espérance ST, Étoile du Sahel, Club Africain 2018–21, 2021–22, 2023– Toufik Cherifi Club Africain 2022– Houssam Ghacha Espérance ST 2023– South Africa Player Club(s) Period Farès Hachi Mamelodi Sundowns, Chippa United, Maritzburg United 2017–18, 2018, 2020–22

League statistics rest of the world

List of Algerian players with 100 or more appearances

R.	Player	Rest of the world Club(s)	Apps
1	Nadir Belhadj	Al-Sadd (137) – Al-Sailiya (85)	222
2	Baghdad Bounedjah	Étoile du Sahel (49) – Al Sadd (152)	201
3	Mohamed Benyettou	Al-Shabab (57) – Al-Fujairah (24) – Al-Wakrah (97)	178
4	Ibrahim Chenihi	Club Africain (52) – Al-Fateh (38) – Damac (25)	115
5	Farouk Chafaï	Damac (115)	115
6	Raïs M'Bolhi	Philadelphia Union (9) – Al-Ettifaq (104)	113
7	Moustapha Zeghba	Al-Wehda (11) – Damac (103)	114
8	Azzedine Doukha	Ohod Club (26) – Al-Raed (82)	108
9	Sofiane Bendebka	Al-Fateh (108)	108
10	Djamel Benlamri	Al-Shabab (67) – Khaleej FC (9) – Qatar SC (16) – Al Wasl (9)	101

List of Algerian players with 50 or more goals

R.	Player	Rest of the world Club(s)	Goals
1	Baghdad Bounedjah	Étoile du Sahel (26) – Al Sadd (147)	173
2	Mohamed Benyettou	Al-Shabab (22) – Al-Fujairah (14) – Al-Wakrah (45)	81
3	Farid Kerkar	SS Dynamo (16) – USS Tamponnaise (12) – US Possession (19) – FC Avirons (9) – SS Gauloise (1)	57
4	Yacine Brahimi	Al-Rayyan (25) – Al-Gharafa (25)	50

As of 14 March 2024

Algerian players in the rest of the world intercontinental Competitions

Bold Still playing competitive football in the rest of the world

List of Algerian players with 20 or more appearances in the rest of the world intercontinental competitions

#	Name	Games				Date of debut	Debut against	Date of last match	Final match against
		C11	C32	C43	TOTAL
1	Baghdad Bounedjah	45	21	3	69	3 Aug 2013	Saint George	4 Dec 2023	Nasaf
2	Youcef Belaïli	43	–	3	46	20 Jul 2012	ASO Chlef	17 Feb 2020	Esteghlal
3	Mohamed Amine Tougai	33	2	–	44	13 Feb 2021	Teungueth	20 Apr 2024	Mamelodi Sundowns
4	Nadir Belhadj	36	–	3	39	12 Feb 2011	Al-Ittihad	28 Jan 2020	Shahr Khodro
5	Ilyes Chetti	25	–	3	28	15 Sep 2019	Elect-Sport	2 Mar 2024	ASEC Mimosas
6	Abdelkader Bedrane	26	–	2	28	15 Sep 2019	Elect-Sport	22 Apr 2022	ES Sétif
7	Raouf Benguit	24	–	3	27	15 Sep 2019	Elect-Sport	7 March 2023	Horoya AC
8	Madjid Bougherra	21	–	–	21	7 Mar 2012	Al-Ahli FC	22 Apr 2014	Tractor Sazi

List of Algerian players with 5 or more goals in the rest of the world intercontinental competitions

#	Name	Goals				Date of debut	Debut against	Date of last goal	Final goal against
		C11	C32	C43	TOTAL
1	Baghdad Bounedjah	27	13	3	43	3 Aug 2013	Saint George	4 Dec 2023	Nasaf
2	Youcef Belaïli	12	–	2	14	3 Aug 2013	Coton Sport	28 Jan 2020	Istiklol
3	Karim Aribi	11	1	–	12	23 Apr 2019	Al-Hilal	7 Mar 2020	Wydad Casablanca
4	Abdelmalek Ziaya	7	–	–	7	9 Mar 2010	Zob Ahan	24 May 2011	Al-Hilal
5	Ibrahim Chenihi	1	5	–	6	12 Mar 2016	MO Béjaïa	2 Jun 2017	FUS Rabat
5	Raouf Benguit	5	–	1	6	27 Sep 2019	Elect-Sport	22 May 2021	CR Belouizdad
7	Nadir Belhadj	5	–	–	5	26 Feb 2014	Sepahan	17 Mar 2015	Lokomotiv Tashkent
8	Billel Bensaha	2	–	3	5	6 Mar 2020	Zamalek	27 Nov 2023	Al Ahed

^{1Includes the CAF Champions League, African Football League, CONCACAF Champions League and AFC Champions League.2Includes the CAF Confederation Cup and AFC Cup.3Includes the CAF Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup.}

As of 26 April 2024

List of Algerian players hat-tricks in the rest of the world Leagues

Position key:GK – Goalkeeper; DF – Defender; MF – Midfielder; FW – Forward; ⁴ – Player scored four goals; ⁵ – Player scored five goals; ⁷ – Player scored seven goals; * – The home team

Player	Position	For	Against	Result	Date	League	Ref
Farid Kerkar4	FW	Stade Tamponnaise*	Jeanne d'Arc	6–1	25 March 2001	Réunion Premier League	[209]
Farid Kerkar	FW	Stade Tamponnaise*	SS Dynamo	3–1	6 May 2001	Réunion Premier League	[210]
Rachid Amrane	FW	Al-Ittihad	Al-Arabi*	3–1	25 April 2002	Qatar Stars League	[211]
Hadj Bouguèche	FW	Al-Qadisiyah	Al-Fateh*	6–1	14 October 2011	Saudi Professional League	[212]
Mansour Boutabout	FW	AS Excelsior*	US Bénédictine	4–0	22 October 2011	Réunion Premier League	[213]
Ismaël Benahmed	FW	Tanjong Pagar United	Young Lions*	4–0	17 April 2013	S.League	[214]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Étoile Sportive du Sahel	EGS Gafsa*	3–0	25 September 2014	Tunisian Ligue 1	[215]
Mohamed Benyettou	FW	Al-Shabab*	Al-Ahli	3–2	18 September 2016	Saudi Professional League	[216]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd	Al-Rayyan*	5–0	7 December 2016	Qatar Stars League	[217]
Baghdad Bounedjah 5	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Arabi	7–0	16 February 2017	Qatar Stars League	[218]
Baghdad Bounedjah 4	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Ahli	5–0	25 February 2018	Qatar Stars League	[219]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd	Al-Kharaitiyat*	6–0	5 August 2018	Qatar Stars League	[220]
Baghdad Bounedjah 7	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Arabi	10–1	12 August 2018	Qatar Stars League	[221]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Kharaitiyat	7–1	8 November 2018	Qatar Stars League	[222]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd	Al-Gharafa*	8–1	2 December 2018	Qatar Stars League	[223]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd*	Qatar	8–1	28 February 2019	Qatar Stars League	[224]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Ahli	7–2	4 April 2019	Qatar Stars League	[225]
Mohamed Benyettou	FW	Al-Fujairah	Al Dhafra*	5–1	10 May 2019	UAE Pro-League	[226]
Baghdad Bounedjah 4	FW	Al Sadd	Al-Shahania*	7–1	31 August 2019	Qatar Stars League	[227]
Yacine Brahimi	MF	Al-Rayyan	Umm Salal*	4–0	3 January 2020	Qatar Stars League	[228]
Youcef Belaïli	FW	Qatar SC	Al-Ahli*	4–1	23 December 2020	Qatar Stars League	[229]
Baghdad Bounedjah 4	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Sailiya	8–0	7 January 2021	Qatar Stars League	[230]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Duhail	3–1	12 January 2021	Qatar Stars League	[231]
Farouk Chafaï	DF	Damac	Abha*	4–3	21 March 2021	Saudi Professional League	[232]
Tayeb Meziani	FW	Étoile Sportive du Sahel	US Tataouine*	3–1	21 March 2021	Tunisian Ligue 1	[233]
Andy Delort	FW	Umm Salal	Muaither*	3–1	2 November 2023	Qatar Stars League	[234]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Rayyan	4–0	9 December 2023	Qatar Stars League	[235]
Yousri Bouzok	FW	Raja CA*	IR Tanger	6–1	28 December 2023	Botola	[236]
Yacine Brahimi	MF	Al-Gharafa	Al-Duhail*	4–1	1 March 2024	Qatar Stars League	[237]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd	Al-Ahli*	9–1	17 April 2024	Qatar Stars League	[238]

List of Algerian players hat-tricks in intercontinental competitions

Player	Position	For	Against	Result	Date	League	Ref
Ibrahim Chenihi 4	MF	Club Africain*	RSLAF FC	9–1	12 March 2017	CAF Confederation Cup	[239]
Karim Aribi 4	FW	Étoile Sportive du Sahel*	Hafia	7–1	24 August 2019	CAF Champions League	[240]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	Al Sadd*	Al-Faisaly	6–0	23 October 2023	AFC Champions League	[241]

Multiple hat-tricks Rank Player Hat-tricks Last hat-trick 1 Baghdad Bounedjah 16 17 April 2024 2 Mohamed Benyettou 2 10 May 2019 Farid Kerkar 6 May 2001 Yacine Brahimi 1 March 2024 5 Hadj Bouguèche 1 14 October 2011 Rachid Amrane 25 April 2002 Mansour Boutabout 26 October 2011 Ibrahim Chenihi 12 March 2017 Karim Aribi 24 August 2019 Youcef Belaïli 23 December 2020 Farouk Chafaï 21 March 2021 Tayeb Meziani 21 March 2021 Andy Delort 2 November 2023 Yousri Bouzok 28 December 2023

By Leagues R. League Hat-tricks Last hat-trick 1 Qatar Stars League 19 17 April 2024 2 Réunion Premier League 3 22 October 2011 = Saudi Professional League 3 21 March 2021 4 Ligue 1 2 21 March 2021 5 UAE Pro-League 1 10 May 2019 = Botola 1 28 December 2023 = CAF Champions League 1 24 August 2019 = CAF Confederation Cup 1 12 March 2017 = AFC Champions League 1 23 October 2023

List All-time top goalscorers in All the rest of the world Competitions

Baghdad Bounedjah best Algerian scorer in all competitions in the rest of the world with 242 goals.

List of Algerian players with 30 or more goals

R.	Player	League	Cup	LC	SC	International	TOTAL
1	Baghdad Bounedjah	168	31	5	3	37	244
2	Mohamed Benyettou	71	3	4	–	–	78
3	Farid Kerkar	57	3	–	–	2	62
4	Youcef Belaïli	28	6	–	–	14	48
5	Yacine Brahimi	32	4	–	–	2	38
6	Ibrahim Chenihi	27	4	–	–	6	37
7	Sofiane Hanni	26	2	–	–	3	31
8	Nadir Belhadj	23	2	–	–	5	30

As of 9 May 2023

Algerian players titles in the rest of the world clubs

Bold Still playing competitive football In the rest of the world League

#	Name	League	Cup	Others	International	TOTAL
1	Baghdad Bounedjah	2019, 2021, 2022, 2024	2014, 2015 2017, 2020, 2021	2017, 2017, 2020, 2021	2015	14
2	Nadir Belhadj	2013	2014, 2015	2010 ,2014 , 2021 , 2021	2011	8
3	Youcef Belaïli	2012, 2014, 2018, 2019		2019	2018, 2019	7
4	Abdelkader Zerrar	1954, 1955, 1956	1954, 1955			5
=	Abdelkader Bedrane	2020, 2021, 2022		2020, 2021		5
=	Ilyes Chetti	2020, 2021, 2022		2020, 2021		5
=	Fodil Megharia	1990, 1992	1992		1991, 1992 [lower-alpha 1]	5
=	Mohamed Amine Tougai	2020, 2021, 2022		2020, 2021		5
9	Rachid Amrane	2002 2003	2002 2003			4
=	Ahmed Kendouci	2023	2022	2022	2023	4
11	Hicham Belkaroui	2015, 2017	2016			3
=	Raouf Benguit	2020, 2021		2020		3
=	Abderrahmane Meziane	2020, 2021		2020		3
=	Madjid Bougherra	2012, 2014		2013		3
=	Tayeb Meziani	2019		2019	2019	3
=	Jugurtha Hamroun		2017	2017, 2017		3
=	Billel Dziri		2007	2007	1998	3
=	Tarek Bouabta			2022, 2022, 2023		3
15	Lazhar Hadj Aïssa	2012	2012			2
=	Billel Bensaha	2020		2020		2
=	Mourad Delhoum	2014		2014		2
=	Khaled Kharroubi	2010		2010		2
=	Samy Frioui	2023		2022		2
=	Rezki Amrouche		1998, 2000			2
=	Mokhtar Belkhiter		2017, 2018			2
=	Abdelaziz Ben Tifour		1947, 1948			2
#	Name	League	Cup	Others	International	TOTAL
=	Mustapha Ben Tifour		1947, 1948			2
=	Karim Kerkar		2010	2010		2
=	Kamel Kaci-Saïd				1996, 1997	2
=	Andy Delort	2016		2024		2
24	Amir Sayoud	2011				1
=	Ahmed Reda Madouni	2008				1
=	Abdelmoumene Djabou	2015				1
=	Zineddine Boutmène	2023				1
=	Mokhtar Arribi	1956				1
=	Karim Ghazi	2004				1
=	Samir Amirèche	2008				1
=	Djamel Belmadi	2005				1
=	Abdesslam Benabdellah		1998			1
=	Amri Boujemâa		1993			1
=	Zakaria Mansouri		2021			1
=	Sabri Cheraitia		2021			1
=	Imaddine Azzi		2022			1
=	Djamel Chettal		2022			1
=	Mansour Benothmane		2018			1
=	Mohamed Islam Bakir		2019			1
=	Saphir Taïder		2019			1
=	Abdelmalek Ziaya		2010			1
=	Ibrahim Chenihi		2017			1
=	Karim Ziani			2013		1
=	Victor Lekhal			2024		1
=	Naïm Laidouni			2024		1
=	Lahouari Touil			2021		1
=	Abdelhakim Amokrane			2021		1
=	Otman Djellilahine			2014		1
=	Hamid Berguiga			2009		1
=	Fares Djabelkheir			2002		1
=	Hadj Bouguèche			2010		1
=	Nacerdine Drid				1989	1

1. Includes the Afro-Asian Club Championship

Summary

List by League

R.	League	Titles	Winning Years
1	Ligue 1	30	1954, 1955, 1956 x2, 1990, 1992, 2004, 2012, 2014, 2015 x2, 2017, 2018, 2019 x2, 2020 x6, 2021 x5, 2022 x3, 2023
2	Qatar Stars League	11	2002, 2005, 2008 x2, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2024
3	Premier League	2	2003, 2012
=	Premier League	2	2011, 2023
5	S.League	1	2010
=	Saudi Professional League	1	2014
=	Bahraini Premier League	1	2023
=	Liga MX	1	2016

List by Cup

R.	Cup	Titles	Winning Years
1	Tunisian Cup	20	1947 x2, 1948 x2, 1954, 1955, 1992, 1993, 1998, 2000, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 x2, 2018 x2, 2019, 2021 x2
2	Emir of Qatar Cup	8	2002, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2017 x2, 2020, 2021
3	Kuwait Emir Cup	4	2003, 2012, 2022 x2
4	UAE President's Cup	1	2010
=	King Cup of Champions	1	2010
=	Canadian Championship	1	2019
=	Coupe du Trône	1	1998
=	Egypt Cup	1	2022

List by League Cup

R.	Cups	Titles	Winning Years
1	Qatar Crown Prince Cup	6	2007, 2013, 2017 x2, 2020, 2021
2	Singapore League Cup	2	2009, 2010
=	Kuwait Crown Prince Cup	2	2022, 2023
4	Saudi Crown Prince Cup (defunct)	1	2014
=	Tunisian Coupe de la Ligue (defunct)	1	2002
=	Thai League Cup	1	2014

List by Super Cup

R.	Super Cup	Titles	Winning Years
1	Tunisian Super Cup	12	2019 x2, 2020 x6, 2021, 2021 x3
2	Qatari Super Cup	3	2014, 2017 x2
3	Arabian Gulf Super Cup	2	2010 x2
4	Iraqi Super Cup	1	2021
=	Bahraini Super Cup	1	2022
=	Kuwait Super Cup	1	2022
=	Egyptian Super Cup	1	2022

List by intercontinental Cup in rest of the world

R.	Intercontinental Cup	Titles	Winning Years
1	CAF Champions League	7	1989, 1991, 1996, 2018, 2019 x2, 2023
2	CAF Super Cup	2	1997, 1998
3	AFC Champions League	1	2011
=	CAF Confederation Cup	1	2015
=	Afro-Asian Championship (defunct)	1	1992

List Top goalscorers Algerian players In the rest of the world

Rank	player	Titles	League Top goalscorers Years
1	Baghdad Bounedjah	3	2014 (14 goals), (Etoile du Sahel), 2019 (39 goals), 2021 (21 goals), (Al Sadd)
2	Rachid Amrane	1	2002 (16 goals), (Al Ittihad Doha)
=	Farid Kerkar	1	2002 (19 goals), (US Possession)
=	Abdelmoumene Djabou	1	2013 (8 goals), (Club Africain)
=	Yacine Brahimi	1	2020 (15 goals), (Al Rayyan)
=	Rabah Madjer	1	1992 (8 goals), (Qatar)

See also

• Category:Algeria men's international footballers

Notes

• ^m Czechoslovakia (TCH, 1918–1992) split into the Czech Republic (CZE, 1993–present) and Slovakia (SVK, 1993–present).

1. ^
   Born in France
2. ^
   Born in Netherlands
3. ^
   Capped for the France national under-18 football team
4. ^
   Capped for the France national under-19 football team
5. ^
   Capped for the France national under-20 football team
6. ^
   Capped for the France national under-21 football team
7. ^
   Capped for the France national under-17 football team
8. ^
   Capped for the France national under-16 football team
9. ^
   Born in Morocco
10. ^
    Capped for the France national football team
11. ^
    Capped for the Belgium national under-18 football team
12. ^
    Capped for the Belgium national under-19 football team
13. ^
    Capped for the Belgium national under-21 football team

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External links

• the Algerians in Europe at fariqelwatani.unblog.fr