The Algerian sports street received a great shock, today, Tuesday, upon receiving the news of the death of one of the makers of Algerian football history, Mohieddine Khalef, the former coach of the national football team and the JS Kabylie club.
And he left Mohieddin Khalaf, Al-Hayat, this morning in Algiers, at the age of 80 years old. He will be buried tomorrow, Wednesday, in the Al-Alia cemetery.
The name Khalaf Mohieddine was associated with the JS Kabylie club, which he led to achieve many titles, most notably 8 Algerian League titles, two Algerian Cup titles, the African Champion Clubs Cup (the previous name for the African Champions League football competition) in the year 1981, and the African Super Cup in the year 1982. In addition to the African Confederation of Football Cup (CAF), in the year 2000, with his compatriot Nasser. Sinjak.
Khalaf led the Algerian national team in the 1982 World Cup finals in Spain. He and Al-Khader won second place in the final session of the 1980 African Cup of Nations in Nigeria. And third place in the 1984 finals in Côte d’Ivoire, where Menad and his teammates won the ranking match against the Egyptian team.
Khalaf also appeared at the 1979 Mediterranean Games in Split (formerly Yugoslavia). This is what led the Algerian national team to win the silver medal. Then he qualified for the 1980 Moscow Olympics, after the historic victory in the final qualifying round for the African continent over the Moroccan national team, first leg, in Casablanca (5-1) and back, in Algeria (3-0).
During the 1980 Moscow Olympics, Khalf and the national team reached the quarter-finals. During which he was eliminated by the Yugoslav national team.
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