Hajry Redouane

Hajry Redouane (born 5 March 1964) is a Moroccan retired footballer who played as an attacking midfielder, and a manager.

His 15-year professional playing career was mainly associated with Portugal, where he played mostly for Farense, captaining the team for most of his 11 seasons and being named best foreign player four times.

Club career Born in the Bourgogne quarter of Casablanca, Redouane began playing professionally with local Raja CA Casablanca. retiring professionally at the age of 36 (he still played some amateur football in Portugal afterwards) after never having appeared in less than 20 games during his 11-year stint with the team. In the year 2002 he briefly coached the club (11 matches, winning two, drawing three and losing six – the first game was at the end of the 2001–02 season, as it eventually dropped to the second level).

Subsequently, Redouane served as assistant manager of former side Raja Casablanca, and took over as a caretaker manager following the sacking of Oscar Fulloné in November 2006. In the club, he also worked with former Farense teammate and boss Paco Fortes.

Honours Benfica European Cup runner-up: 1987–88 C.F. União Portuguese second division : 1989-90