Ibrahim Hachoud has explained his decision to return to USM Khenchela after leaving MC Oran during the summer.
The Algeria defender discussed the move in an interview with Maghreb-Foot, outlining the circumstances behind his departure from MC Oran and his decision to begin a new campaign with USM Khenchela.
Hachoud described his time with MC Oran, also known as El Hamraoua, as a very positive experience. However, he said particular circumstances led to his exit from the club, prompting his return to USM Khenchela.
The defender’s comments provide an explanation for a move that has brought him back to a familiar club for the new season. His return is now part of USM Khenchela’s preparations for the campaign ahead, as the club look to build a squad capable of competing near the top of the table.
USM Khenchela are counting on a strong squad and the experience of manager Bilal Dziri as they set their sights on a high league finish. The club’s plans for the new campaign are therefore based on two main elements: the quality of the players available and the guidance of their experienced coach.
Hachoud’s return adds to that playing group and gives the club another experienced defender as they pursue their ambitions. The move also marks a fresh chapter for the Algeria international following his spell with MC Oran, where he said his time had been especially positive despite the circumstances that ultimately brought it to an end.
His comments were published as part of Africafoot’s live news coverage, which follows transfer rumours, confirmed moves, records and other developments involving African players.
The latest update focuses on Hachoud’s explanation for changing clubs and on USM Khenchela’s objectives for the season. With Dziri in charge and a squad regarded by the club as being of good quality, USM Khenchela will aim to secure a position in the upper part of the standings.
For Hachoud, the return to USM Khenchela represents the next stage of his career after his departure from MC Oran. The defender has now made clear that the move was shaped by specific circumstances, while also acknowledging the positive nature of his time with El Hamraoua.
