Walid Cheddira
Moroccan footballer; Serie A player
Moroccan footballer; Serie A player
A professional footballer, recognized for playing as a forward. Started his career in the youth ranks of local clubs in Morocco before moving to Italy. Achieved prominence in Serie B, leading to a transfer to Serie A. Represented the national team in international competitions, contributing to the team's offensive efforts. Gained attention for notable performances in both club and international matches.
Played for Bari in Serie B
Represented Morocco in the 2022 FIFA World Cup
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