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Musa Al-Taamari

Musa Al-Taamari is a Jordanian footballer for Stade Rennais and Jordan, sharing a career that has taken him from Amman to Ligue 1 and the World Cup.

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Overview

Born
10 June 1997, Amman, Jordan
Known as
Musa Al-Taamari; also spelled Mousa Al-Tamari
Plays for
Stade Rennais and the Jordan national team
Position
Left-footed attacker
Breakout
Helped Jordan reach its first Asian Cup final in 2024

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How it started.

Born in Amman, Musa began his professional career with Shabab Al-Ordon in 2016 and earned a Jordan call-up that year. A spell at Al-Jazira brought a Jordan Cup before he moved to APOEL in Cyprus in 2018.

Finding his way in Europe.

He moved from APOEL to Belgium’s OH Leuven in 2020, then joined Montpellier in 2023. Montpellier remembers him as the first Jordanian in Ligue 1, with two goals against Lyon in just his second game for the club.

A moment for Jordan.

In February 2024, he scored as Jordan beat Korea Republic 2–0 to reach the Asian Cup final for the first time.

The Rennes chapter.

He joined Rennes in February 2025 on a contract through 2028. By June 2026, the club was celebrating both his six goals and six assists that Ligue 1 season and his selection for Jordan’s first World Cup squad.

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Club football

Awards

Quotes

J’aime bien être un joueur polyvalent, à droite, à gauche, en attaque, au poste de latéral.Mousa Al-Tamari, Stade Rennais press conference

Speaking on 16 January 2026, he explained that he enjoys being versatile, playing on either side, in attack or at full-back.

Trivia

  1. He is left-footed and wears number 11 for Rennes.
  2. His first Montpellier brace came in his second match for the club, a 4–1 win over Lyon.
  3. He has played club football in Jordan, Cyprus, Belgium and France.
  4. He has spoken about enjoying roles on both flanks, in attack and at full-back.

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