Azzedine Rahim

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Azzedine Rahim (born 31 March 1972 in Algiers), is a retired Algerian international footballer.^[1]

Club career[]

Azzedine Rahim grew up in the Casbah and began playing football at USM Alger. He quickly made his mark, and in 1987 he played his first senior game at the age of 15 and a half against the USM El Harrach. While he is still only cadet. During the , he participated greatly in the accession of his club in the first division after five years spent in Division 2.

Injury[]

In 1996, Azzedine is at the height of his art and represents one of the greatest hopes of football Algerian. In advanced contacts with the Belgian Football Club of KV Mechelen, and in the viewfinder of other clubs, In France Olympique de Marseille Le Havre AC and Portugal, his career changed when, in the Algiers derby against the MC Alger, The defender Tarek Lazizi mowed him and severely injured him in the knee, causing him to rupture the cruciate and lateral ligaments. His convalescence lasts more than two years, and requires his departure in Salt Lake City, United States to benefit from Dr. Tom Rosenberg's.

Back[]

When he returned to the competition in 1999, Rahim did not succeed in winning the USMA, the player deplores the lack of confidence placed in him, despite the fact That the championship takes place without relegation. He then deposited his suitcases with Constantine to evolve in the local sporting club.

National team statistics[]

Honours[]

• Won the Algerian league one in 1996 with USM Alger
• Won the Algerian Cup twice in 1997 and 1999 with USM Alger

References[]

External links[]

• Azzedine Rahim at National-Football-Teams.com