Olympique Dcheïra

Dcheira El Jihadia sits on the edge of Agadir. The club was founded in 1940 and spent generations without ever reaching Morocco's top flight, a gap that only closed in 2025, when it won the promotion play-offs against Chabab Soualem.

Before that breakthrough, the same season produced the Coupe d'Excellence, a competition reserved for second-division sides, won with a 2–1 final victory over US Touarga. Domestic cup runs had until then stopped short — a quarter-final in 2017–18, a semi-final in 2023–24, lost to Racing de Casablanca. In the league itself, the club's highest finish came in its very first top-flight campaign, 2025–26, when it placed 12th in the Botola Pro.

Fixtures against Hassania Agadir are still called the Derby du Souss. Among the players who carried the club up, Ayoub Benaadi stood out as top scorer and assist leader, while Yassine Jabrane's form was enough to draw interest from Wydad Casablanca.

The team plays in green and white, and its games are held at Stade Ahmed Fana, a ground built for a club of second-division habits — 5,000 seats, now hosting Botola Pro football for the first time in Dcheira El Jihadia's history.