Youssef Rabeh

He is born in the capital of the Morocco Rabat and started his career in local team FUS de Rabat. In 2005 Rabeh signed for one year with Al-Ahli (Jeddah) from Saudi Arabia. In 2006 Youssef returned in FUS de Rabat for six months. In season 2006/2007 played in other club from Rabat - FAR. With this team Rabeh play final on CAF Confederation Cup in 2006 and is a vice-champion on Morocco in 2007.

Levski Sofia

On 29 July 2007 signed with Levski Sofia. Rabeh had a few problem with police in Bulgaria, after some incidents in night clubs. He became a Champion of Bulgaria in 2009. On 15 August 2009, Rabeh was suspended from the first team after an arrest for drink related incident. However, after a poor performance of Levski's defense, he was allowed to return to the first team. Rabeh became famous with his non-observance of the regime in Levski, which caused him to be transferred in Russian club Anzhi. Still, during his stay with the Bulgarian side, he received praise for his fine defensive skills and was nicknamed the "Moroccan Beckenbauer".

Anzhi Makhachkala

On 8 February 2010, Levski transferred the Moroccan defender to FC Anzhi Makhachkala; he signed a three-year deal. Rabeh made his debut for the team from Daghestan in the 1:2 loss against Slavia Sofia in a friendly match, earning himself a booking for a foul on Petar Dimitrov. The match was abandoned in the 60th minute, following a number of complaints from FC Anzhi Makhachkala against referee…

In 2005, he got to semi-final on FIFA U-20 World Cup with Morocco U20. He earned his first cap with the Atlas Lions in the 4-1 victory over Mauritania on 11 October 2008.

Rabeh was involved in several off-the-field incidents during his spell with Levski Sofia, including a three-year suspended prison sentence for drunk driving.

Levski Sofia Champion of Bulgaria 2009 Bulgarian Supercup 2009 FAR CAF Confederation Cup2006 : Runner-up Wydad Casablanca CAF Champions League 2017: Winner CAF Champions League 2011: Runner-up CAF Champions League 2016 : Semi-Final Botola 2014-2015 : Winner Botola 2015-2016: Runner-up Moroccan u-21 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship: Fourth place