Club career Brahim Boudebouda

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1 club career

1.1 mc alger
1.2 le mans fc
1.3 usm alger
1.4 statistics





club career
mc alger

on february 25, 2008, boudebouda, 17 years old @ time, made professional debut mc alger in local derby against usm alger in koléa, coming on substitute smaïl chaoui in 63rd minute. mc alger went on win game 1–0.


in 2009–2010 season, boudebouda made 16 appearances , scored 2 goals mc alger won league title first time since 1999.


on april 3, 2011, boudebouda helped mc alger qualify second round of 2011 caf champions league 2 goals in 3–0 win against zimbabwean side dynamos f.c. decisive again in second round, 89th-minute winner against inter luanda of angola, mc alger won 3–2 , advanced group stage.


on may 10, 2011, boudebouda went on trial belgian side germinal beerschot.


le mans fc

on july 3, 2011, announced boudebouda joining french ligue 2 side le mans fc after agreeing three-year contract. on july 6, 2011, move made official. on august 9, 2011, bedbouda made debut club starter in 2011–12 coupe de la ligue match against istres. played entire match le mans won 2–0. on june 12, 2012, boudebouda reached mutual agreement le mans terminate contract.


usm alger

on june 13, 2012, 1 day after terminating contract le mans, boudebouda signed two-year contract usm alger.


statistics

as of august 28, 2011








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