Younes Bnou Marzouk

Younes Bnou Marzouk is a French born Moroccan footballer who plays for Juventus and the Morocco U23 national football team.^[1][2] Born March 2, 1996, in Freyming-Merlebach, in Moselle, Younis Bnou Marzouk is quickly noticed in youth competitions held in the East. After his classes in the USF Farebersviller, his hometown club, then SG Marineau, it integrates naturally excellent training center FC Metz in 2011, where her talent gradually begins to hatch eyes of many. As so often in this case, the emissaries of the country of origin of the player, who has dual French-Moroccan nationality, are quick to select the order to enlist and make a bet for the future. Good pick for the "Atlas Lions". The player progresses in effect for eye and soon to confirm its immense potential in the African Cup of Nations U17 (U17), held in April 2013 in Morocco, after which it is voted player of the tournament after scoring 4 goals. His prowess in the tournament did not go unnoticed and recruiters of the biggest European clubs - including the propensity to serve in the French pool is well established - interested very closely to the phenomenon. Having started negotiations with Italian club Juventus, the young hope finally signed in the summer of 2013, a 3-year contract with Juventus. According to the transalpine media, Messina training have recovered €500,000 in the transaction. A substantial sum for a player who was only 17 years old, who have never played at the highest level.

Playing style

Described as very skillful with the ball and not clumsy in front of goal, Younis Bnou Marzouk has the profile of a modern striker, able to play both as a striker advanced than that of playmaker. Qualities that allowed him to win very quickly to the outposts of the Primavera Turin, with which he has shown this season in the UEFA Youth League (U19 Version of the champions League) scoring 4 goals and 3 assists in delivering 5 matches. Became the leader of attack Juve U19, Bnou Marzouk continued his rise in parallel to the international level, climbing the steps one by one. Latest, the U17 World Cup last fall in the United Arab Emirates, where the momentum of his excellent start to the year in Italy, he stole the show asserting itself as the number one asset of Moroccans, beaten (1-2) in the quarterfinals of the tournament in the Ivory Coast. On a personal level, the young French-Moroccan scored 3 goals in as many games. Faultless which again aroused the curiosity of foreign clubs, including English teams, which always would keep a close eye on the nugget.

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