US Monastir
Union Sportive Monastirienne (Arabic: الاتحاد الرياضي المنستيري, often referred to as USM or USMo), is a football club from Monastir in Tunisia. Founded in 1923 under the name Ruspina Sports, it was renamed Union Sportive Monastirienne in 1942. The new name reflects the union between Ruspina Sports and other clubs in town (swimming, petanque, etc.) and the Nationalists union of Monastir (like Mustapha Ben Jannet). The team plays in blue and white colors, on its own Mustapha Ben Jannet stadium (capacity of 20,000). They train in the El Moraudi club hotel port El Kantaoui.
Players
Current Squad 2011/2012
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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GK |
Hichem Zhéni |
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GK |
Marouane Braiek |
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GK |
Helmi Othmani |
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DF |
Kais Makhlouf |
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DF |
Zied Derbali |
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DF |
Ahmed Ayadi |
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DF |
Hamza Ladab |
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DF |
Salah Mzali |
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DF |
Med Amine Ben Ismail |
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DF |
Khalif Milad |
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DF |
Seif Tka |
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DF |
Hamza Tlili |
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DF |
Maurice Mendounga |
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DF |
Saddem Ben Messaoud |
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DF |
Radhouane Zaghdoudi |
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MF |
Fraj Bnouni |
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MF |
Houssem Gueni |
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MF |
Maher Hannechi |
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MF |
Nidhal Said |
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MF |
Nizar Boukorâa |
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MF |
Simon Koffi |
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MF |
Fehmi Ben Romdhane |
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MF |
Seif Zouari |
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MF |
Med Ali Chka |
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MF |
Mohamed Esnany |
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FW |
Med Sghayer Nasri |
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FW |
Ahmed Hosni |
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FW |
Eric Noel |
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FW |
Hervé Din Din |
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FW |
Salim Bouafif |
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FW |
Sadat Bukari |
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FW |
Onouha Ogbonna |
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Former Managers
- Hassouna Denguezli (1957-58)
- Slaïem (1958-59)
- Mokhtar Ben Nacef (1959-60)
- Rudi Gutendorf (1960-61)
- Ahmed Benfoul (1961-62)
- Loscey (1962-67)
- Ameur Hizem (1967-68)
- Mostpha Jouili (1968-70)
- Georgeovic (1970-72)
- Hamadi Hnia (1972-73)
- Ahmed Chkir (1973-74)
- Mostpha Jouili (1974-75)
- Kamel Benzarti (1975-76)
- Ameur Hizem (1976-78)
- Hedhili Ammar, Khmaies Chkir, Zouhaier Jaafar (1978-79)
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External links
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| Awards |
Footballer of the Year · Top scorers
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