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Mansour Al Haj Saeed
Personal information
Full name	Mansour Al Haj Saeed
Date of birth	(1948-01-01) 1 January 1948 (age 76)
Place of birth	Palestine
Position(s)	Midfielder
Youth career
1970's	Al Wahda Club
1977–1978	Al-Ittihad Kalba SC
International career
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
–	Palestine
–	Syria
Managerial career
1992–1993	ES Sétif
1993–1994	US Chaouia
1998–1999	USM Alger
2001–2002	USM Blida
2003	JSM Béjaïa
2008	ASO Chlef
2009	MC Oran
2011	ES Sétif
2011	MC Oran
2016–2017	USM Blida
2018	USM Blida

Mansour Al Haj Saeed^[1] is a Palestinian football manager and former player. He is currently unattached, after last managing MC Oran in the Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1.^[2]

Managerial career

On October 2, 2011, Hadj Mansour was terminated from his role as head coach of MC Oran after leading the club to the bottom of the table and managing just 2 points from the club's first 4 games of the 2011–12 season.^[3]

Honours

Won the Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 with US Chaouia in 1994^{[citation needed]}

References

^ Match pro images ^{[dead link‍]}
^ Said Hadj Mansour new coach of MC Oran - mouloudia.com
^ Le MC Oran congédie Said Hadj Mansour Archived 2011-11-01 at the Wayback Machine; DZFoot.com, October 2, 2011.

External links

Said Hadj Mansour profile - eurosport.fr

USM Alger – managers

Ben Tifour (1962–65)
Oualiken (1965–66)
Maouche (1966)
Achour (1967)
Ben Tifour (1967–68)
Belamine (1968–70)
Zitoun (1970–72)
Zitouni (1972–73)
Belamine & Lamine (1973–74)
Belamine (1974)
Aarab (1975)
Zitouni (1975–76)
Zitoun (1976–77)
Mekddadi (1977–79)
Madani & Balacov & Aarab (1979–80)
Benfadah (1980–82)
Djilali (1982)
Djilali & Zerar (1982–83)
Djilali & Guitoun & Kalem (1983–84)
Aksouh (1984–86)
Keddou & Aksouh (1986–89)
Keddou & Aksouh & Korichi (1990)
Benfadah (1990)
Boumaraf & Akramov (1990–91)
Zitoun & HBoumaraf (1991–92)
Benfadah (1992)
Allik & Aïssaoui & Hamoui & Bernaoui (1992–93)
Bahmane & Ifticène (1993–94)
Ifticène (1994–95)
Benzekri & Aït El Hocine (1995–96)
Aksouh & Aït El Hocine (1996)
Saâdi (1996–97)
Heddene (1997)
Ifticène (1997–98)
Aksouh & Hadj Mansour (1998–99)
Benzekri & Aït El Hocine (1999)
Saâdane (1999–00)
Heddene & Bacha (2000)
Saâdi (2001)
Saâdi & Fergani (2001–02)
Fergani & Aït Djoudi (2002)
Aït Djoudi (2003)
Abdelouahab (2003–04)
Aksouh^c (2004)
Saâdi (2004–05)
Menad (2005)
Aksouh^c (2005)
Biskri (2005–06)
Lobello (2006–07)
Belhout (2007)
Amrani (2007)
Aksouh^c (2007)
Fergani (2008)
Aksouh^c (2008)
Fulloné (2008–09)
Mouassa (2009)
Saâdi (2009–10)
Mekhazni^c (2010–11)
Renard (2011)
Dziri^c (2011)
Ollé-Nicolle (2011–12)
Ighil (2012)
Gamondi (2012)
Courbis (2012–13)
Velud (2013–15)
Dziri^c (2015)
Pfister (2015)
Zeghdoud & Meftah^c (2015)
Hamdi (2015–16)
Amrouche (2016)
Cavalli (2016)
Aksouh^c (2016)
Put (2016–17)
Hamdi (2017–18)
Froger (2018–19)
Kebir^c (2019)
Dziri (2019–20)
Zeghdoud (2020)
Ciccolini (2020)
Froger (2020–21)
Zeghdoud (2021)
Lavagne (2021)
Rahim^c (2021–22)
Krmpotić (2022)
Benouahi^c (2022)
Benouahi (2022)
Charef (2022)
Benchikha (2022–23)
Zemiti^c (2023)
Garrido (2023–)

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