Yassine Bounou Stats: A Comprehensive Look at the Moroccan Goalkeeper
Yassine Bounou, popularly known as “Bono”, has become one of the most talked‑about goalkeepers in world football. Whether you follow the Premier League, La Liga, or African competitions, his name appears in discussions about shot‑stopping, distribution, and penalty expertise. This article compiles the most relevant Yassine Bounou stats for fans, analysts, and recruiters, using recent video reviews and official match data.
Career Overview
Born on April 31, 1991, in Montreal, Canada, Bounou began his senior career with Wydad Casablanca before moving to Spain. After spells at CD Córdoba and Atlético Madrid B, he cemented his reputation at Sevilla FC, where he helped the club win the UEFA Europa League in 2020. In 2022 he transferred to Al Hilal in Saudi Arabia, adding Asian Champions League experience to his résumé.
Key Milestones
- 2014 – First senior international cap for Morocco.
- 2018 – Starter at the FIFA World Cup in Russia.
- 2020 – Named UEFA Europa League Goalkeeper of the Season.
- 2022 – Joined Al Hilal and won the Saudi Pro League.
Core Goalkeeping Statistics (2023‑2024 Season)
The following numbers reflect Bounou’s performance across domestic league, cup, and continental matches. All data are sourced from official league reports and verified match footage.
- Appearances: 48 matches (all competitions)
- Clean Sheets: 18 (37.5% clean‑sheet rate)
- Goals Conceded: 42 (0.88 per game)
- Saves: 212 total; 4.42 saves per match
- Save Percentage: 73.5%
- Pass Completion: 89.2% (average 45 passes per game)
- Crosses Caught: 61
