Salaheddine Bahi’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Voetballer uit Marokko
Is Athlete 
Football player 
Association football player 
From Morocco 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth 1 January 1994
Age: 26 years
Star sign Capricorn
Stats
Height: 185 cm
Portaal    Voetbal
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Persoonlijke informatie
Volledige naam Salaheddine Bahi
Geboortedatum 1 januari 1994
Geboorteplaats Azemmour, Marokko
Lengte 185 cm
Been Links
Positie Middenvelder
Clubinformatie
Huidige club Raja Casablanca
Rugnummer 23
Contract tot 2022
Senioren

Seizoen Club w 0(g)
0000–2018
2018–
Chabab Ben Guerir
Raja Casablanca

17 0(0)

Seizoen Club w 0(g)
0000–2018
2018–
Chabab Ben Guerir
Raja Casablanca

17 0(0)
* Bijgewerkt op 4 januari 2019
Portaal    Voetbal
Portaal    Voetbal
0000–2018
2018–
Chabab Ben Guerir
Raja Casablanca

17 0(0)

Salaheddine Bahi (Azemmour, 1 januari 1994) is een Marokkaanse voetballer die bij voorkeur als middenvelder speelt. Hij verruilde in juli 2018 Club Jeunesse Ben Guerir voor Raja Casablanca.

Erelijst

Competitie
Aantal Jaren
Raja Casablanca
CAF Confederation Cup 1x 2018
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  • Spelersprofiel op footballdatabase.eu
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