Algeria’s Sa\u00efd Benrahma is far from West Ham’s. The Hammers’ Algerian international, Said Benrahma, is a player who has transformed and is not afraid of taking risks. It creates, it accelerates and it breaks the lines. His 5 goals and 1 assist in all competitions at the start of the year show that his initiative was often rewarded elsewhere.<\/p>\n
The performance of the Algerian selection is, however, quite different. The former Brentford player struggles to show his full potential. His record is clear: he has scored just one goal in 16 selections. He is unlikely to be promoted to the squad’s starter position due to his lack of consistency and impact. Djamel Belmadi.<\/a>It isn’t the competition that is lacking in his place.<\/p>\n The Algerian technician decided to set him up against Mali in friendly (1-1). But it is clear that Sa\u00efd Benrahma failed to seize the opportunity to shine. ” Although I admit that I do try to improve my level every time, it is not always easy. There is a lot of expectation, because supporters expect a lot. It was efficiency that failed me against Mali,\u201d <\/em>He himself admitted it. You should not give up on extenuating situations.: I didn’t touch many of the balls afterward. I have to admit that we didn’t have the automatisms because it wasn’t the same team as me. I am looking for a match to refer to, but also to gain confidence.<\/em> “.<\/p>\n This reference match, Sa\u00efd Benrahma could (finally) win it against Sweden this Saturday, November 19, in a friendly. He must let go and show the world what he can do.<\/p>\n This article was first published on Sport News Africa.<\/p>\n