Wahbi Khazri
Wahbi Khazri, the French forward, made 42 appearances for Sunderland. He found the net 3 times, averaging 0.07 goals per game. His most prolific season in our data was 2015-16, with 2 goals. In our match data he features from 2016 to 2017. More of his recorded appearances came under David Moyes than any other manager — 42 in all. Among the bigger results he featured in was a 4-0 win over Crystal Palace away in 2017. He lined up alongside Jermain Defoe more than any other team-mate in our data, the two starting 19 games together. Across 38 matches we hold detailed data for, his average match rating is 6.59.

Wahbi Khazri ( Arabic : وَهْبِيّ خَزْرِيّ ; born 8 February 1991) is a former professional footballer who played as an attacking midfielder , left winger or forward . Trained at Bastia from 2004, Khazri made his professional debut there in 2009 and quickly became a vital part of the team, as he helped the club reach promotion to Ligue 2 in 2011, and then Ligue 1 in 2012. He left in 2014 to join fellow French side Bordeaux . In 2016, Khazri joined Sunderland in the Premier League ; he was subsequently loaned to Rennes during the 2017–18 campaign. After finishing the season with 11 goals in 29 games, Khazri attracted the attention of Saint-Étienne , who recruited him in July 2018. In 2022, Khazri signed for Montpellier . Born in France, Khazri represented his birth country at youth international level, and Tunisia at senior international level. He was the former captain of the national team, playing 74 matches and scoring 25 goals between 2013 and 2022. He represented Tunisia at five Africa Cup of Nations tournaments and at both the 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cup . — Wikipedia
- Position
- FW
- Nationality
- France
- Birthplace
- Ajaccio
- Born
- 8 Feb 1991
- Height
- 176 cm
- Weight
- 80 kg
On 30 January 2016, Khazri joined Sunderland on a four-and-a-half-year contract for an undisclosed fee. [ 12 ] Khazri scored his first goal for Sunderland against Manchester United on 13 February 2016, opening the scoring with a direct free kick that beat David de Gea at his far post. Khazri later set up Lamine Koné 's 82nd-minute goal from a corner, as Sunderland won 2–1. [ citation needed ] On 7 May 2016, Khazri scored a volley in a 3–2 win over Chelsea as manager Sam Allardyce 's team neared survival in the Premier League. Richard Mennear of the Sunderland Echo wrote that "His work rate was immense, pressing and probing the Chelsea defence and causing problems from set pieces. He has regained his form just at the right time". [ 13 ] On 31 August 2017, Khazri returned to Ligue 1, signing a season-long loan at Rennes . [ 14 ] He was sent off on 14 October in a 2–0 Derby Breton loss at Guingamp , earning two yellow cards for dissent within ten seconds. [ 15 ] His nine goals helped the club to 5th place and qualification to the Europa League. [ 16 ] — Wikipedia
By Season
Appearances counted as matches started or come on as substitute.
Goals scored in
West Ham United15 Apr 20172015-16Sunderland3–2
Chelsea7 May 20162015-16Sunderland2–1
Manchester United13 Feb 2016Appearances
Barnsley26 Aug 20172017-18Start2–1
Carlisle United22 Aug 20172017-18Sub0–2
Leeds United19 Aug 20172017-18Sub1–1
Sheffield Wednesday16 Aug 20172017-18Sub3–1
Norwich City13 Aug 20172017-18Start1–0
Bury10 Aug 20172017-18Sub1–1
Derby County4 Aug 20172016-17Sub0–2
Swansea Town13 May 20172016-17Sub2–0
Hull City6 May 20172016-17Start0–1
Bournemouth29 Apr 20172016-17Start0–1
Middlesbrough26 Apr 20172016-17Start2–2
West Ham United15 Apr 20172016-17Sub0–3
Manchester United9 Apr 20172016-17Sub0–2
Leicester4 Apr 20172016-17Sub0–1
Watford1 Apr 20172016-17Sub0–0
Burnley18 Mar 20172016-17Sub0–2
Manchester City5 Mar 20172016-17Sub0–2
Everton25 Feb 20172016-17Sub0–4
Southampton11 Feb 20172016-17Sub4–0
Crystal Palace4 Feb 20172016-17Sub2–2
Liverpool2 Jan 20172016-17Sub1–4
Burnley31 Dec 20162016-17Sub1–3
Manchester United26 Dec 20162016-17Sub1–0
Watford17 Dec 20162016-17Sub0–1
Chelsea14 Dec 20162016-17Sub0–3
Swansea Town10 Dec 20162016-17Sub2–1
Leicester3 Dec 20162016-17Sub0–2
Liverpool26 Nov 20162016-17Sub3–0
Hull City19 Nov 20162016-17Sub2–1
Bournemouth5 Nov 20162016-17Start1–4
Arsenal29 Oct 20162016-17Start0–1
Southampton26 Oct 20162016-17Start0–1
West Ham United22 Oct 20162016-17Start0–2
Stoke City15 Oct 20162016-17Start1–1
West Brom1 Oct 20162016-17Sub2–3
Crystal Palace24 Sept 20162016-17Sub0–1
Tottenham Hotspur18 Sept 20162016-17Sub0–3
Everton12 Sept 20162016-17Sub1–1
Southampton27 Aug 20162016-17Start1–0
Shrewsbury Town24 Aug 20162016-17Sub1–2
Middlesbrough21 Aug 20162016-17Sub1–2
Manchester City13 Aug 20162015-16Sub2–2
Watford15 May 20162015-16Start3–0
Everton11 May 20162015-16Start3–2
Chelsea7 May 20162015-16Start1–1
Stoke City30 Apr 20162015-16Start0–0
Arsenal24 Apr 20162015-16Start3–0
Norwich City16 Apr 20162015-16Start0–2
Leicester10 Apr 20162015-16Start0–0
West Brom2 Apr 20162015-16Start1–1
Newcastle20 Mar 20162015-16Start1–1
Southampton5 Mar 20162015-16Start2–2
Crystal Palace1 Mar 20162015-16Start0–1
West Ham United27 Feb 20162015-16Start2–1
Manchester United13 Feb 20162015-16Start2–2
Liverpool6 Feb 20162015-16Sub0–1
Manchester City2 Feb 2016Similar Players
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