Moussa Marega is a powerful and experienced forward currently plying his trade for Saudi Arabian club Al Diraiyah. The Malian international, born on April 14, 1991, is best known for his prolific and physically imposing spell in Portugal with FC Porto, where he established himself as a formidable striker in European football. Standing at 183cm and weighing 80kg, Marega combines strength with pace, making him a constant handful for defenders. His professional journey began in France with amateur clubs before a move to Portugal's Marítimo in 2015 proved transformative. His breakout performances earned him a transfer to giants FC Porto in 2016. At Porto, Marega truly flourished, becoming a key figure in their attack. He was instrumental in securing two Primeira Liga titles (2017/18, 2019/20), two Taça de Portugal trophies, and a Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira. His most prolific season came in 2017/18, where he netted 22 league goals. After over 200 appearances and 72 goals for Porto, he had a brief stint in Saudi Arabia with Al Hilal before joining Al Diraiyah. For Mali, he has been a regular, representing his nation at the Africa Cup of Nations. Marega's honors are centered on his successful Porto era, including those league and cup doubles. Individually, he was named the Primeira Liga's Player of the Month on multiple occasions and featured in the league's Team of the Year. Known for his direct running and powerful finishing, Marega's style is defined by relentless physicality. Now in his mid-thirties, he brings vast experience and a proven goal threat to the Saudi football scene, remaining a respected figure from his peak years in one of Europe's top leagues.