A Moroccan soccer player Yassine Bounou currently plays as a goalkeeper for the National Team of Morocco and a La Liga club Sevilla. Before landing at Girona in 2016, he played for Wydad Casablanca and Atletico Madrid. The Moroccan player is managed by ISG.
Likewise, the professional footballer gained widespread recognition for his performance in the FIFA World Cup 2022. He saved two goals during the knockout stage penalty shoot-out against Spain, advancing to the quarterfinal for the first time in their football history.
Bounou is a professional footballer who earns most of his gains from his deal with the club. Being a professional footballer, Bounou enjoys a net worth of around $1 million. Besides, he has a decent arrangement of €4 million with Sevilla. So, Bounou earns £26,000 a week and £1,352,000 per annum.
Yassine Bounou promoting Gillette SOURCE: Instagram @bounouyassine_bono Since 2020, Bounou has been representing Sevilla. So, in his first season with the club, he earned £15,000 a week and £780,000 a year. In 2019, he played for Girona. That season, Bounou took £12,000 weekly and £624,000 a year.
Moreover, Bounou lives a quality life with his high income. We can explore his lifestyle by following him on Instagram as @bounouyassine_bono.
Bounou is already taken and married to his wife, Imane Khb. It is reported that Bounou and his wife have been together since 2016. There are not many details about their married life, but Bounou often posts images with his wife on his social media handle.
Yassine Bounou has a son with his wife SOURCE: Instagram @bounouyassine_bono Meanwhile, the married couple has a son named Issac, who was born in August 2020. He is a family man and often shares snaps with them on Instagram. So, the family of three lives happily.
Bounou started his football career as a youth member of the Wydad Casablanca as a goalkeeper. After being promoted from the youth club, he debuted professionally in 2011. He later left the club in 2012 after making eight appearances and going scoreless.
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Yassine Bounou plays as a goalkeeper SOURCE: Instagram @bounouyassine_bono Bounou moved to Atletico Madrid B on July 1, 2012, with a transfer fee of £324,000. He then renowned his contract with the team for the next four years on May 13, 2013. He was promoted to a senior squad in the 2014 summer after Thibaut Courtois and Daniel Aranzubia's departures.
Bounou made his professional debut in a 1-0 win against CD Numancia on July 24, 2014. For the club, he played 47 matches.
Bounou was sent on loan to Spanish football club Real Zaragoza in a season-long deal and made his debut replacing Oscar Whalley in a 5-3 loss against UD Las Palmas. At the end of the season, he played 16 games.
On July 12, 2016, Bounou signed a professional deal with Girona. After making 83 game appearances, he moved to play with Sevilla. Since 2020, he has been professionally playing for Sevilla.
Yassine Bounou earned his first national cap with Morocco U20, with whom he paid for four matches. He also participated in the 2012 Toulon Tournament. He was then named U-23 Squad for the 2012 Summer Olympics. For the U23 squad, he played four games.
Yassine Bounou representing the national team in 2022 World SOURCE: Instagram @bounouyassine_bono On 14th August 2013, Bounou earned his first senior cap with coach Rachid Taoussi in an international friendly against Burkina, which ended in an eventual defeat 1-2. He has been capped five times for his national side.
The soccer played in FIFA World Cup as he was named in the 23-man squad in May 2018 along with Munir Mohamedi, Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti, and Amine Harit.
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Yassine Bounou was born on April 5, 1991, in Montreal. He was raised by his parents, Saida Ahchouche (mother), and his father's details remain unknown.
Yassine Bounou is a family man SOURCE: Instagram @bounouyassine_bono Bounou is a native of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and is now based in Morocco. So, Bounous holds dual nationality of Canadian and Moroccan.
