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Rafik Zoheir Djebbour (Arabic: رفيق جبور; born 8
March 1984) is a
retired professional footballer who pla**** as
striker and winger. Born in France, he...
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Rafik Saïfi (1975-02-07)7
February 1975 (aged 35) 62
Istres 11 4FW
Rafik Djebbour (1984-03-08)8
March 1984 (aged 26) 16 AEK
Athens 12 2DF
Habib Bellaïd (1986-03-28)28...
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after an ****ist from
Djebbour. In the same match, he
provided an ****ist on Olympicaos'
second goal,
scored by
Djebbour. With
Djebbour absent due to injury...
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strengthened with
players like Jean Makoun,
Pablo Orbaiz, Iván Marcano,
Rafik Djebbour and
Djamel Abdoun and with
Ernesto Valverde as
their coach for the second...
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Yiasoumis Yiasoumi (1998–2001)
Albania Altin Haxhi (2008–2010)
Algeria Rafik Djebbour (2014–2015)
Argentina Fernando Cavenaghi (2015–2016)
Esteban Solari (2005–2007...
- ') in a
derby against Panathinaikos. The
previous record was from
Rafik Djebbour (22', 34'), on 9
December 2012. It was his best season, so far in his career...
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goalscorers in
accordance with
Super League Greece as
organising body.
Djebbour has
scored 5
goals for AEK
Athens and 7 for
Olympiacos Maniatis has scored...
- well as the
first French politician to
nominate a
Muslim candidate,
Ahmed Djebbour, an Algerian,
elected in 1957 as
deputy of Paris. The next year, following...
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Vamvakoulas 80') and
Olympiacos – AEK 6–0,
Karaiskakis Stadium, 20
March 2011 (
Djebbour 2', 61',
Mellberg 7',
Fuster 20',
Mirallas 68',
Holebas 71') Away: AEK...
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against Morocco. On 4 June 2011, he made his
debut as a
substitute for
Rafik Djebbour in the 79th
minute of the match. As of 27
April 2024
Includes Algerian...
