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Mustapha Hadji (arabe : مصطفى حاجي), né le 16 novembre 1971 à Ifrane Atlas Saghir, province de Guelmim, Maroc, est un footballeur marocain, il occupe actuellement les fonctions de conseiller à l'équipe nationale du Maroc. Ancien milieu de terrain de l'équipe du Maroc de football, Hadji est international marocain de 1993 à 2002, avec douze buts en 64 sélections. Il est le frère aîné de Youssouf Hadji, et le père de Samir Hadji et Zachary Hadji.
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1971 births1994 FIFA World Cup players1998 African Cup of Nations players1998 FIFA World Cup players1. FC Saarbrücken players2000 African Cup of Nations players20th-century Berber people20th-century French sportsmen21st-century Berber people2. Bundesliga playersAfrican Footballer of the Year winnersAS Nancy Lorraine players