Nabil El Zhar (Liverpool > Levante)

Since when has he been a liverpool player? when did he sign? great news thath were signing quality young players! one fo the future hopefully! most of the times young players come 2 the club but dont stay on hopefully this will be different! what use think of him?

i havnt herd of him 2 be honest. hope hes good.

never heard of him either, fingers crossed he'll make the grade.

Nabil El Zhar
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Nabil El Zhar Personal information
Full name    Nabil El Zhar
Date of birth    27 August 1986
Place of birth    Alès, France
Height    1.75 m
Nickname    Elzhario
Position    Striker
Club information
Current club    Liverpool FC
Youth clubs
1996–1999
1999–2004    OAC Alès
Nîmes Olympique
Professional clubs*
Years    Club    Apps (goals)
2004–2006    Saint-Étienne     ? (?)
National team**
2002–2004
2004–present    France U18
Morocco U20    4 (?)
7+ (2+)

* Professional club appearances and goals
counted for the domestic league only and
correct as of 22 April 2006.
** National team caps and goals correct
as of 22 April 2006.

Nabil El Zhar (born August 27, 1986 in Alès, France) is a Morrocan professional football player currently playing for Liverpool FC. He plays as a striker or "in-the-hole".

Although born in France, El Zhar opted to play internationally for the country of his parents, Morocco. However he has represented France at youth level. In the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship El Zhar was one of the stars of the tournament [1], and helped guide Morocco to the semi-finals, where they were defeated 3-0 by Nigeria. Moroco ended the tournament in fourth place after a 2-1 loss to Brazil.

Nabil El Zhar is currently involved in the Liverpool set up, having been unhappy with the new contract offer from Saint-Étienne. He made his debut for Liverpool reserves against Sunderland on 28 September 2006. Following that match, he signed a contract with Liverpool and made his official debut against Newcastle in a reserves match on 3 October 2006.
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nice. hope he can make the grade

World youth championships??.........

Didnt we sign Pongo (golden ball/best player at the championships) and le tallec (silver ball 2nd best player at the championships) hope he can move on to the next level and improve still.........

I heard about the news about this player also.
I wasn't aware that Rafa had signed him...
Hmm, hope he's good - its all I can say.

This player meant to be well good!
He forced the Newcastle goalkeeper to pull off lots of saves in the reserve game and it sounded like from the match report that he was our best player even though players such as JP & Robbie were playing!

You tell me what you think of him, give him a chance though in this video he was only 19 years of age.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9Fn-OKuwVU

Hold on, that vid refeshes my memory...
I remember we made an approch for him earlier but there was problems with it.
Thats all I know, he looks good  

Rafa has seem to be keen on the kid

   Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard might have stolen the headlines, but Rafa Benitez was keen to highlight the contribution of a less likely hero following Saturday's 2-1 victory over Middlesbrough.
Moroccan winger Nabil El Zhar was introduced on 83 minutes with the Anfield scoreboard reading 0-1 .
 
Two minutes later the Reds were level before Steven Gerrard secured all three points following a move which started with El Zhar on the right wing.
 
Benitez said: "That is the reason why Nabil was a key player for us at the weekend. I was saying to him 'stay wide, stay wide' and he offered the wide areas.
 
"Andrea Dossena was going forward in the first half and Alvaro Arbeloa in the second half but really our wingers are not players who play on the lines. We have to try through our full-backs and keep the other team back."
 
Benitez has watched his side complete many remarkable turnarounds during his four years on Merseyside.
 
Even so, the boss admits that, in the moments before Carragher's equaliser, he'd have settled for a draw.
 
"We had a lot of offensive players on the pitch, but if you had said to me we would draw then maybe I would have said yes because we had conceded late," said the Spaniard.
 
"It is always difficult to score two goals in that length of time.
 
"It is impossible to play well all the time, so you need to keep going. You have to give credit to Middlesbrough. They were pretty good and well organised.
 
"They had good players in front and could play good football. They had players in the wide areas who were good. They worked really hard in defence.
 
"But if you play badly and win it shows you have the mentality to be contenders and to win trophies. That is a very positive thing.
 
"People talk about Manchester United and Chelsea being lucky when they don't play well but still keep winning games. But they have the mentality and the quality that you need for being lucky."

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N161041080825-1101.htm

He has played in every game so far, a promising sign that he might have an Anfield career ahead of him.

I remember watching him against Cardiff last year, and despite the goal, he didn't look like he had the physical attributes.  Maybe that's something he has worked on and now his rewards are coming his way.

 Nabil Is our Talented professioanl player in Our moroccan first team. he was with olympics but I think he will get involved more with the first team. he had scored his first Goal for morocco against Belguim in brussel. I hope he will get more chances with the Reds.
By the way El zher means in arabic : The Luck that s why everytime he get involved in the game we win

Nabil is very good player.

well he should be good, every Nabil's on this planet are great on the pitch and off it :d

He is like a girl .Don't think he will be starting eleven player anytime at liverpool.

He's got physically bigger this year, something that hindered him last year IMO, so my opinion of him is growing

I think that Nabil looks like a typical winger with speed and movement as his biggest forces, and i have been quite impress when seeing him play. But I also thought that Sinamo Pongolle would be a great player at Anfield but the gap from beeing a good sub and to start matches is obviously very big. But I can`t see Zhar beeing any better then Jermaine Pennant at the moment, but i guess that mean Pennant is on his way out of the Shankly`s Gates.

But Liverpool definitely needs new wingers before the window is shutting down.

Happy birthday Nabil 

August 27th

He is 22 now.

 

happy birthday, seems a good player from what i've seen. hopefully he can build on the few games he's made and force rafa into making him a regular on the seven man bench.

Happy belated B'day Nabil!

I thought he played class the other night and is showing signs of a very talented young winger, I can see him starting more games and he is very gifted with his dribbling.

First goal against United? 

he will be good in future but now he is only decent. He's our luckycharm.

I think he is a really good player. The other night soon after he came on he was n the box and came close enough to scoring!...Hope he gets a good few games..