Social media revealed that Libyan striker Azeddine Marimi signed an electronic contract to facilitate his move to Algeria and complete his transfer to the capital team. The 26-year-old has signed an electronic contract with the team coming from Al Hilal of Libya. Marimi plays as a center forward and is considered one of the most prominent names in Libyan football in recent years, establishing himself as a key striker in the Libyan national team.

Azeddine Marimi caught attention with his strong performance for the national team, especially in the recent match against Cameroon in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, where he scored an important goal, confirming his status as a decisive striker in major matches.

The numbers speak for themselves, as the new striker for USM Alger played 29 matches last season, totaling 1931 minutes on the pitch, during which he managed to score 15 goals and provide 4 assists. With an attacking contribution rate of approximately every 100 minutes, Marimi highlights his high efficiency in front of goal and his ability to make a difference in the attacking lines.

Azeddine Marimi is distinguished by his physical strength, intelligent movements inside the penalty area, and his skill in finishing attacks, making him a strategic acquisition and a valuable asset for the coaching staff of USM Alger, who aspire to make a strong return to the podiums both locally and continentally.

The signing of Azeddine Marimi is a clear indication of the club's great ambitions and its aspirations to build a competitive team that represents its colors in all forums.