Raja CA Under-21s and Academy

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Raja CA Under-21s & Academy
Raja Club Athletic gate with logo.jpg
Entry gate of the Oasis Complex
Full nameRaja Club Athletic Under-21s & Academy
Nickname(s)Green Eagles
الرجاء العالمي (Worldwide Raja)
نادي الشعب (The People's Club)
الخضرة الوطنية (The National Green)
Founded20 March 1949;75 years ago (1949-03-20)
Ground Stade Mohammed V
Raja CA Academy
Raja-Oasis Sports Complex
Soccerball current event.svg Current season

Raja CA Under-21s and Academy are the youth teams of Raja CA. The U21 team (or reserve team) mainly consists of Under-21 players and some senior players that occasionally join them, for instance when they are recovering from injury. The Academy refers to the other development teams below under-21, that complete Raja's youth system: Juniors "A" and "B"; Cadets "A", "B" and ''C''; Minimes "A", "B" and "C".

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Raja CA is considered to have the best football academy in Morocco, the first team has historically relied heavily on academy players and its youth teams are generally very competitive in the different leagues that they compete in at the regional, inter-regional and national levels. [1] [2] [3] It has produced many successful players such as Houmane Jarir, Saïd Ghandi, Petchou, Abdelmajid Dolmy, Mustapha El Haddaoui, Redouane Hajry, Mustapha Khalif, Mustapha Moustawdae, Salaheddine Bassir, Omar Nejjary, Abdelilah Fahmi, Talal El Karkouri, Marouane Zemmama, Amin Erbati, Hicham Aboucherouane, Mouhcine Iajour, Mohsine Moutaouali, Abdelilah Hafidi, Badr Benoun and Soufiane Rahimi, among many others.

The youth teams play their home games at Oasis Sports Complex or at the Raja CA Academy. Up until 2011, the U-21 team sometimes played the Derby against Wydad AC in Stade Mohammed-V before the first team Derby kick-off. [4]

Academy

Raja's academy in the Oasis Sports Complex was one of the first football centres to comply with international standards in Africa, and the first to adopt the "sport-study" system that combine both football and education in Morocco. [5] [6] In 2021, it was chosen by the technical direction of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation as the best player development center. [5] [6]

The club's development strategies have long been run by Abdelkader Jalal  [ fr ], a former Raja player and its main head of player development between 1950 and 1989, retiring only after an accident that occurred in 23 May and cost him his left hand. [7] After the opening of the development centre in 1999, the management was given to experienced coaches who were also former Raja players like Fathi Jamal, Mhamed Fakhir and Mohamed Madih. Raja was the first Moroccan club to offer to its young players a sporting and educational program that was provided by the OFPPT  [ fr ]. The first generation consisted of 26 selected players, aged between 16 and 17 with the exception of goalscorer Tarik Bendamou and the goalkeeper Yassine El Had who are respectively 13 and 14 years old. [8] In general, the club relies on its former players to coach youth teams to conserve the club's football style. [9]

CL titlesAcademy-graduates winners
1989 Mustapha Khalif, Abderrahim Hamraoui, Mustapha Moustawdae, Abdeljalil Bouchari, Tijani El Maâtaoui, Mustapha El Gherchi
Hassan Mouahid, Khalid Moussalek, Mustapha Soueib, Abdelghani Zerraf, Mohamed Madih, Abdelhak Souadi, Rachid Jebrane (13)
1997 Abdelilah Fahmi, Omar Nejjary, Mustapha Khalif, Mustapha Moustawdae, Redouane El Haimer, Rimy Zitouni
Hafid Abdessadek, Talal El Karkouri (8)
1999 Omar Nejjary, Mustapha Khalif, Mustapha Moustawdae, Hamid Nater, Zakaria Aboub, Redouane El Haimer, Talal El Karkouri
Zekmous, Mohamed Armoumen, Nabil Mesloub, Hicham Misbah, Adil Serraj, Hafid Abdessadek, Mohamed Kharbouch (14)

In September 2022, Raja CA Academy finally opened its doors after a year delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to the first team facilities, it houses the club's academy structure that offers to its young footballers, in association with the Oasis Complex, accommodation, education and a high-level football development. The facilities were built for the first team and the youth teams competing in their respective championships (U17, U19, U21). The younger teams are trained in Oasis. The academy is equipped with a natural grass pitch, a new generation synthetic turf and four mini-football. The sports center has also a gym, a rehabilitation room, a medical center and a restaurant.

Raja CA's youth teams are generally dominant in their national championships like in the 2014–15 season, when both U17 and U19 teams won th national league. Since 2019, the U21 team no longer compete with their peers since their promotion to senior football at the D5 Championship. They finished second twice in a row, in 2019-20 and 2020–21 and came close to promotion to D4 under the management of Bouchaib El Moubarki. [10] [11]

In November 2023, club's president Mohamed Boudrika stated that the Academy, apart from the first teams, host twelve football teams, three futsal teams and three women teams.

Raja-Oasis Sports Complex Side Omar Khayyam.jpg
Raja-Oasis Sports Complex

U-21s team

Due to the high number of players in the Academy, each age category have two or three teams (for example: Juniors A, Juniors B...) that compete in regional or inter-regional competitions, in addition to the main teams that respectively play in the U-15, U-17 and U-19 national leagues. [12] After their promotion to senior football in 2019, the U-21 category has one single team that directly give players to the first team.

Current squad

As of 28 September 2023

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules, some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
GK Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Yassine Zoubir
GK Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Hatim Siouah
GK Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Nabil Douah
GK Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Adam Alami
DF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Mehdi Mchakhchekh(Vice-Captain)
DF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Saad Chamach
DF Flag of Senegal.svg  SEN Ibrahima
DF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Abdellah Azrour
DF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Mohamed Youssef Gaidi
DF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Karim Achqar
DF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Adham Al Khalfi(Captain)
MF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Yassine Oumast
MF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Anouar Aalam
MF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Saad Essamouani
No.Pos.NationPlayer
MF Flag of Guinea.svg  GUI Ahmadou Camara
MF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Brahim Bensaber
MF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Youness Barti
MF Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Ziad Nejjary
FW Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Houssam Djellal
FW Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Akram El Khouidssi
FW Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Yasser Zahli
FW Flag of Mali.svg  MLI Idrissa
FW Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Hamza Moustawdae
FW Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Amine Essabah
FW Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Youssef Hafidi
FW Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Mansour Nachet
FW Flag of Morocco.svg  MAR Reda Smaili

Season by season

In 19 May 2019, Raja played the U-21 national league play-offs final and gained promotion for the first time to a senior league, which is Amateurs 3 (North West Group), the fifth level of Moroccan football, despite losing to Kawkab Marrakech on penalties after a 00 draw. [13]

SeasonCompetitionPositionPtsPldWDLGFGAGDRef.
2019–20 Amateurs 3 (North West)  [ fr ]2543016684734+13 [14]
2020–21Amateurs 3 (North West)2553017494329+14 [15]
2021–22Amateurs 3 (North West)3553016775827+31 [16]
2022–23 Amateurs 3 (North West)2583017766124+37 [17]
2023–24 Amateurs 3 (North West)54330127113737+0 [18]

Manager history

Management team

As of 5 October 2024
Sporting director Flag of Morocco.svg Mohamed Madih [30]
Technical director Flag of Morocco.svg Hicham Aboucherouane
Head of Player Development Flag of France.svg Jean-Marc Nobilo
Under-21s head coach
Under-18s head coach Flag of Morocco.svg Rachid Soulaimani
Under-17s head coach Flag of Morocco.svg Mohamed Armoumen
Under-16s head coach Flag of Morocco.svg Hamid Nater
Under-15s head coach Flag of Morocco.svg Mustapha Khalif
Under-14s head coach Flag of Morocco.svg Adil Bekkari
Under-13s head coach Flag of Morocco.svg Mustapha Moustawdae

International youth graduates

This is a list of former Raja CA youth graduates who have gone on to represent their country at full senior international level.

As of 13 October 2023
PlayerYears played in the AcademyYears played for first teamNational teamYears played for national teamNotesRef.
Mohamed Choukri Roudani1950–19511951–1964Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1957–1960He was part of Morocco's first national team at the 1957 Arab Games [31]
Moussa Hanoun  [ fr ]1951–19531953–1963
1964–1966
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1963–1964 [32]
Hamid Bahij  [ fr ]1951–19541954–1964
1966–1967
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1959–1966Winner of 1961 Arab Games and played the 1964 Olympics [33]
Mohamed Bhaïja  [ fr ]1952–19561956–1971Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1960–1966 [34]
Mustapha Fahim Milazzo 1954–19561956–1967Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1959–1964 [35]
Ali Bendayan Aliouate 1954–19621962–1975Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1963–1967 [36]
Houmane Jarir 1955–19621962–1977Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1966–1970He scored Morocco's first-ever World Cup goal [37]
Saïd Ghandi 1955–19641964–1979Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1966–1974 [38]
Abdallah Zhar  [ fr ]1953–19561965–1966Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1960–1966 [39]
Mohamed Abdelalim Bénini1959–19651965–1977Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1965–1966 [40]
Mohamed Maaroufi 1960–19651965–1966Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1967–1974 [41]
Mustapha Choukri 1956–19661966–1975Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1970–1979 [42]
Abdelhak Fethi1965–19711971–1986Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1977–1980 [43]
Abdelmajid Hadry 1966–19711971–1979Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1972–1973 [44]
Abdelmajid Dolmy 1969–19741971–1987
1990–1991
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1971–1988Winner of 1976 AFCON and one of Morocco's most-capped players
Jawad El Andaloussi 1965–19721972–1977
1983–1985
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1976–1981Winner of 1976 AFCON [45]
Abdellatif Beggar  [ fr ]1965–19731974–1978
1979–1983
1986–1987
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1979–1981 [46]
Najib Mokhles1971–19751975–1982Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1976–1979 [47]
Abdelhak Souadi  [ fr ]1970–19771977–1986Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1983–1988Winner of 1983 Mediterranean Games and runner-up of 1985 Arab Games [48]
Hassan Mouahid1973–19781978–1990Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1986–1988 [49]
Mustapha El Haddaoui 1973–19791979–1985Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1982–1994Winner of 1983 Mediterranean Games and runner-up of 1985 Arab Games
Mohamed Nejmi 1973–19741979–1989Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1981–1983 [50]
Aziz Kharbouch1972–19791979–1980
1983–1988
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1987–1988 [51]
Abderrahim Hamraoui  [ fr ]1973–19821982–1993Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1986–1988 [52]
Redouane Hajry 1975–19851985–1987Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1993–1995
Tijani El Maataoui1980–19851985–1993Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1988–1993 [32]
Mustapha Khalif 1985–19881988–2000Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1993–1998
Mustapha Moustawdae 1987–19891988–1999Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1994–1998
Salaheddine Bassir 1983–19911991–1997Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1994–2002Morocco's all-time second top goalscorer.
Omar Nejjary 1988–19921992–2000
2007–2010
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1996
Abdelilah Fahmi 1988–19931994–1999Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 1995–2005
Talal El Karkouri 1994–19951995–2000Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2000–2009Runner-up of AFCON 2004 and 2005 Islamic Solidarity Games
Mohamed Kharbouch 1994–19971997–2003Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2000–2001
Hafid Abdessadek 1992–19971997–2002Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2006
Adil Serraj 1989–19981998–2000Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2008
Hicham Misbah 1994–19991999–2007Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2004
Zakaria Aboub 1993–19991999–2002Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2004–2007
Sami Tajeddine 1993–20002000–2009Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2002–2004
Mohamed Armoumen 1995–20002000–2003
2008–2009
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2002–2006Winner of 2001 Jeux de la Francophonie
Nabil Mesloub  [ fr ]1996–20002000–2011Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2002–2006
Marouane Zemmama 1997–20002000–2006
2013–2014
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2008–2009Runner-up of 2005 Islamic Solidarity Games
Amin Erbati 1997–20012001–2008
2010–2013
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2002–2009
Hicham Aboucherouane 1999–20012001–2007
2010–2011
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2002–2009
Mouhcine Iajour 1998–20032004–2007
2012–2014
2017–2019
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2004–2015
Modibo Maïga 2004–20052005–2007Flag of Mali.svg  Mali 2007–2016Bronze medalist of 2013 AFCON
Abdessamad Chahiri 2003–20052005–2007Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2007–2008
Said Fattah 1996–20042005–2011
2014–2015
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2011–2012
Mohsine Moutaouali 1994–20062006–2014
2019–2022
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2012–2015
Abdou Razack Traoré 2006–20072006–2007Flag of Burkina Faso.svg  Burkina Faso 2011–Runner-up of 2013 AFCON and bronze medalist of 2017 AFCON
Mohamed Oulhaj 1999–20072007–2019Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2008–2014
Yassine Salhi 2006–20072007–2016Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2011–2012Winner of 2012 Arab Cup
Ismail Belmaalem 1999–20092009–2015
2018
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2012Winner of 2012 Arab Cup
Mohamed Chibi 2001–20112011–2013Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2021–Winner of 2013 Islamic Solidarity Games
Abdelilah Hafidi 2009–20112011–2022
2023
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2013–2021Winner of 2018 CHAN and 2020 CHAN
Marouane Hadhoudi 2003–20112020–2023Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2018Winner of 2018 CHAN
Badr Benoun 2001–20132015–2020Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2016–Winner of 2018 CHAN and 2013 Islamic Solidarity Games

Fourth of the 2022 World Cup

Abderrahim Achchakir 2000–20032017–2021Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2013–2015
Soufiane Rahimi 2006–20172018–2021Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2021–Winner and best player of 2020 CHAN
Nawfel Zerhouni 2006–20152015–2016
2023–
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2018Winner of 2020 CHAN
Azzedine Ounahi 2010–2015Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2022–Fouth of the 2022 World Cup
Reda Slim 2014–2017Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 2021Winner of 2020 CHAN

Honours

This list only includes U-21s honours in national leagues:

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