Hammou Fadili’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Is Athlete 
Football player 
Association football player 
From Morocco 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth 1957, Mohammedia, Morocco
Age: 63 years
Sports Teams
FAR Rabat

Hammou Fadili (arabe : حمو فضيلي), né en 1957 à Mohammédia, est un joueur de football international marocain, qui évoluait aux postes de Défenseur et de Milieu Défensif. Son nom de famille, «Fadili», est dérivé de «Fedala», l’ancien nom de la ville de Mohammedia.

Il est le frère cadet de Simohamed Fadili et de Jilali Fadili.

Biographie

Carrière en club

Avec l’équipe des FAR de Rabat, il remporte, à trois reprises, le Championnat du Maroc pendant les années 1984, 1987 et 1989 et il remporte la coupe du trône trois fois d’affilée, en 1984 (doublé: coupe et championnat), 1985 et 1986.

Avec l’équipe des FAR, il parvient également à remporter la Coupe des clubs champions africains en 1985.

Carrière en sélection

Avec l’équipe du Maroc, il participe à la CAN de 1986, en ayant disputé tous les matchs (cinq matchs), avec l’équipe du Maroc qui termine quatrième lors de cette édition.

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