To reach the stars you need strong dreams and the courage to want to get there. Ask Maghnes Akliouche, the new star of the Principality, who has enchanted several teams in Europe including the Juventus Of Giuntoli. Play quality goals, assists and the call of Henry with the France U21 in recent monthsthe. In short, if two clues prove it… three become almost a certainty and the confirmation comes directly from Thierry: “What impresses me most about him is the way he presses and the insistence with which he looks for the ball. He has a great desire to do things and is always very active on the pitch. There’s no point in talking about his qualities with the ball at his feet , which are evident. The rare intelligence of understanding exactly what is happening, both when he has the ball and when he doesn’t have it.”. He had sweet words towards the attacking midfielder born in France but of Algerian origins.
Akliouche, the story
Since he was a child, his passion for football has been at the forefront of his mind Akliouche. Its story starts from Tremblay, in the Ile-de-France region, twenty kilometers by road from the Saint Denis neighborhood and starts playing football on the pitches in the surrounding areas. He often plays with the older boys and is observed very early by the teams in the area: first he moves on to Villemomble and then to Torcy Sports. But the real turning point comes with the call from Clairefontaine, one of the most important training centers in all of France.
The best talents of the French suburbs pass through there: Nicolas Anelka, Christopher Nkunku, Marcus Thuram, Hatem Ben Arfa, Henry, Kylian Mbappe, just to name a few. The class of 2002 grows and learns quickly. The improvement process speeds up and soon the Monk he notices his qualities. It is impossible to say no to the call from the Principality and the path to follow is the same one taken a few years earlier by Henry and Mbappé. A possible sign of destiny given that within a short time he found himself playing in Ligue 1 and with excellent performances.
