Oussama Assaidi

Moroccan footballer with FC Groningen

Oussama Assaidi - Moroccan footballer with FC Groningen
Born

August 15th, 1988
37 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Morocco

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An attacking winger, Assaidi began his senior career at AS FAR before moving to SC Heerenveen and later to FC Groningen. At Groningen, contributed significantly to the team's success, earning a transfer to Liverpool in 2012. His time at Liverpool included loan spells to other clubs, enhancing his playing experience. After leaving Liverpool, played for clubs in the Netherlands, England, and the Middle East, showcasing his skills and speed on the field.

Played for FC Groningen in the Eredivisie

Scored goals while on loan at Stoke City

Represented Morocco in international competitions

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