Squad
- Abdessamad Chahiri2012current
- Mohammed El Berkani2012current
- Farid Talhaoui2013current
- Franck Engonga2014current
- Rachid Tiberkanine2014current
- Faouzi Abdelghani2016current
El Khaldi Maaroficurrent- Fiston Abdul Razakcurrent
- Mohammed Amine El Bourkadicurrent
- Mohamed Timoumi1989–1990
- Abdelaziz Dnibi1991–1996
El Arbi Hababi1992–1997- Omar Diallo1999–2002
- Alhassane Keita2000–2001
- Otmane El Assas2000–2002
Hicham Mahdoufi2001–2010
Hassan Souari2003–2006- Jaouad Akaddar2003–2006
Salaheddine Aqqal2003–2005- Abdessamad Rafik2005–2006
- Amara Karba Bangoura2006–2008
- Hassan Souari2007–2008
- Mohamed Amine Najmi2007–2011
Koffi Mechac2008–2011
Ahmed Mohamadina2009–2012- Wissam Baraka2010–2012
- Muhammad al Maghrabi2011–2012
- Walid El Karti2011–2013
Younes Al Shibani2011–2012- Allen Nono2012–2013
- Fouad Idabdelhay2012–2013
- Georges Ambourouet2012–2013
Jawad El Yamiq2012–2016- Rachid Ofrany2012–2013
- Pedro Beda2013–2013
Abdelmajid Eddine2014–2014- Amin Tighazoui2015–2017
- Lassana Fané2015–2016
- Ayman El Hassouni2017–2017
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History
The club was founded in 1923 and is considered one of the oldest clubs in Morocco. The club first entered the first division of the Moroccan league in the 1982–83 season. Olympique Club Khouribga holds 2 Moroccan cups or what is called the Throne cup (2006 and 2015) and 2 Moroccan Championship in 1989 and 2007. On 17 November 2022, Khouribga sacked Lassaad Dridi for the team's poor performance. In December 2022, OCK appointed the Portuguese manager Ricardo Formosinho.
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Olympique Club de Khouribga, known simply as OCK, is a Moroccan professional football club based in Khouribga.
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