The former goalkeeper of Seville Yassine Bounou, ‘Bono’, who is now in Saudi football, has memories for his former team, which is still struggling to ensure permanence after several bench changes. On the occasion of one of his team’s friendlies, Morocco, the footballer who was born in Montreal although from Alawite origin had words of love for Sevilla and for Sevillistas.
“I love them very much and Sevilla always come first. At the worst moment it always comes out and that’s how it happens,” Bono said on the microphone of ‘El Chiringuito’ after Morocco’s goalless draw against Mauritania, his team’s second match this break after another friendly match in Angola.
In both, Bono joined his former Sevilla team-mate En-Nesyri, who scored against the Angolans. Bono played 142 games for Sevilla, winning two Europa League titles (in Cologne in 2020 and in Budapest in 2023), in addition to being the third best goalkeeper in the world in FIFA The Best awards. The Moroccan international was transferred last summer to Al-Hilal of Saudi Arabia in exchange for 21 million euros.
Source: La Verdad
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