A Moroccan football team belonging to the capital, Rabat. It is also known as the Royal Armed Forces Sports Association. It was founded two years after the Kingdom of Morocco gained its independence, exactly on September 1, 1958. It is nicknamed “Al Asakir”, and it is known for its three colors: red, green and black. It is considered one of the oldest Moroccan clubs. As he was crowned with 12 shields from the Moroccan League, 11 Cups for the Throne, 4 cups from the Moroccan Super Cup, and once in the African Champions League and the African Confederation Cup, while he was absent from African coronations and participations during the recent period.
Titles of the Royal Army since its foundation in 1958
The Royal Army Club was established in 1958, two years after the independence of the Kingdom of Morocco (1956). El-Jaish is the first Moroccan club to win an African title and the most crowned club in the Throne Cup.
The Royal Army in the Moroccan League // The Professional Championship
El-Jaish won 13 titles in the Moroccan League

Titles of the Royal Army in the Moroccan Throne Cup
The army achieved 12 Throne Cup.

FAR titles in the African Champions League

One title achieved in 1992.
other titles

Moroccan Super Cup four titles.
CAF Cup is one title.
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List of players 2022-2023
Last updated: March 15, 2023.
Shirt number Player name Date of birth
1 Morocco Mohamed Baayou
22 Morocco, Ayoub Lakrd
12 Morocco Hassan Al-Daghmi
16 Morocco, Ayoub Bolber
5 Bacary Mane, Senegal
3 Rwanda Emmanuel Imanishimwe
17 Cameroon's Ricky Stéphane Ngatchou
15 Morocco, Hatem Al-Sawabi
19 Morocco's Anouar Tarkhat
4 Diaa al-Din al-Juwayni, Tunisia
23 Portugal, Cape Verde, Denny Burgess
25 Morocco Abdel Samad Amal
29 Morocco, Mohamed Mofeed
8 Morocco France Ibrahim Al-Sabauni
40 Morocco Abdel Fattah Hadraf
24 Morocco Suleiman Bachkali
10 Morocco Zakaria Fati
13 The Surviving Maghreb
6 Morocco Zinedine Drak
34 Morocco, Mohamed Rabih Ahrimat, the leader
30 Morocco, Ayoub El Melani
21 Morocco, Mohamed Amin Obeid
26 Morocco Zakaria Ajougelal
77 Morocco, Adam Al-Nafati
14 Ivory Coast Joseph Gedi Gnadou
20 Morocco Hamza Ekman
31 Morocco, Mostafa Sahd
7 Morocco Reda Eslim
27 Morocco, Mohamed El-Khouli
27 Morocco Ahmed Hamoudan
33 Ivory Coast Lamine Diakite
18 Morocco, Ayoub Assout
Mohamed Timoumi, winner of the Golden Ball award for the best African player for the year 1985

The fifties and sixties
Morocco, Hosni Benslimane
Morocco Mohammed bin Omar
Morocco's Mehdi Belmajdoub
Morocco Abdel Salam El-Hadary (Zenaia)
Morocco Abdelkader kidnapped
Morocco Kassem Jabbar
Morocco, Hussein Zemmouri
Morocco, Mohamed Chtouki
Morocco Khalifa Al-Bakhti
Morocco Ahmed Mouzaine (Kerdasa)
Morocco, Idriss Bamous
Morocco Allal bin Qaso
Morocco Hamadi Hamidouche
Morocco Abdullah El Amrani (Baja)
Morocco Seifeddine Ammar
Morocco is talented Ghazouani
Al-Jilali Al-Fadili Morocco
Morocco Abdelkader Khayati
the seventies
Morocco Mustafa Darwish
Morocco Abdel Salam El Tanouni
Morocco Idriss Wadish
Morocco, Moulay El Taher
Morocco Aziz Amri
Morocco Omzdi cash
Bedouin Morocco Al Tayseer
Morocco, Mohamed Nasouh
eighties
Morocco Mohamed Timoumi
Morocco Abdel Razak Khairy
Morocco Abdel Salam El Gherissi
Morocco Mohamed El Anmaty (Hamdi)
Morocco Abdelmalek dear
Morocco Hassan Anflus
Morocco Mohamed Ammari
Morocco Khalil Boudraa
Morocco Saad Dahane
Morocco Salahuddin Hamid
Morocco Abdelmajid Lamris
Morocco Hassan and Dani (Hasina)
Morocco Ahmed Ramouki