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He is also the younger brother of ",[45,100,101],{},[102,103,105],"a",{"href":104},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fessa-agzoul","Essa Agzoul",", one of the Netherlands' most decorated players - the two have partnered together on national and international podiums, giving Dutch pétanque one of its more prominent sibling pairings.",[18,108,110],{"id":109},"career-overview","Career Overview",[96,112,113,114,116,117,120,121,124,125,128,129,132],{},"Agzoul's national breakthrough came alongside his brother. Partnering ",[45,115,105],{}," and ",[45,118,119],{},"Kees Koogje",", he won back-to-back ",[45,122,123],{},"NK Tripletten"," (Dutch national triples championship) titles in 2024 - contested at JBC 't Dupke in Sint-Michielsgestel - and 2025, won on home ground at Les Cailloux's own courts in Zeist in front of 183 competitors. The same trio, with ",[45,126,127],{},"Erik Telkamp"," added as a fourth, also won the ",[45,130,131],{},"NJBB Masters"," in Ede in October 2024, beating Ali Doualeh, Wietse van Keulen, Joey van Doorn, and Tom van der Voort 3-1 in a best-of-five final - a result that qualified the squad for the following year's European Triples Championship.",[96,134,135,136,139,140,146],{},"That qualification paid off in July 2025, when Agzoul represented the Netherlands at the ",[45,137,138],{},"European Championship"," in Santa Susanna, Spain, partnering Essa Agzoul, Erik Telkamp, and Remko de Jong in Men's Triples. The Dutch team won four of five qualifying-round matches - beating Greece 13-0, Switzerland 13-0, Slovenia 13-3, and Austria 13-4, with their only loss coming against Denmark 3-13 - before winning a tight round of 16 against Switzerland 13-11 and a quarterfinal against Monaco 13-12. The run ended in the semifinal against ",[45,141,142],{},[102,143,145],{"href":144},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fmatthias-laukart","Matthias Laukart","'s Germany, who won 13-1 en route to the gold medal; the Netherlands took bronze.",[96,148,149,150,153,154,157],{},"Agzoul's club affiliation shifted in the following year: by a November 2025 World Championship qualifying tournament in Luxembourg, he was representing ",[45,151,152],{},"JBC 't Dupke",", playing alongside Tom van der Voort, Remko de Jong, and Joey van Doorn under coach Marc Helfer. The Dutch team finished 7th, enough to secure the Netherlands' place at the 2026 World Championship in Malaysia, though individual player selection for that tournament was not yet confirmed. At the 2026 NK Tripletten in Vlaardingen, Agzoul won his third straight national triples title, this time partnering 't Dupke clubmates ",[45,155,156],{},"Tim van Drunen-Littel"," and Kees Koogje - the first national crown of Van Drunen-Littel's career. A month earlier, at the 2026 NK Doubletten in Heerlen, Agzoul and Van Drunen-Littel had reached the men's final but lost to PUK's Guus Vonck and Edward Vinke.",[18,159,161],{"id":160},"playing-style","Playing Style",[96,163,164],{},"Like his brother, Agzoul is generally described as an all-round triples player rather than a specialist in one discipline. His results have come almost entirely in three-player formations - NK Tripletten, the NJBB Masters, and European Triples - with his one appearance in a national doubles final, at the 2026 NK Doubletten, ending in a runner-up finish.",[18,166,168],{"id":167},"achievements-and-honors","Achievements and Honors",[170,171,172,179,185,191,196],"ul",{},[173,174,175,178],"li",{},[45,176,177],{},"European Championship bronze, Men's Triples"," (Santa Susanna, Spain, 2025), with Essa Agzoul, Erik Telkamp & Remko de Jong",[173,180,181,184],{},[45,182,183],{},"NJBB Masters champion"," (Ede, 2024), with Essa Agzoul, Erik Telkamp & Kees Koogje",[173,186,187,190],{},[45,188,189],{},"NK Tripletten champion, Men's category"," (2024 & 2025), with Essa Agzoul & Kees Koogje",[173,192,193,195],{},[45,194,189],{}," (2026, Vlaardingen), with Tim van Drunen-Littel & Kees Koogje",[173,197,198,201],{},[45,199,200],{},"NK Doubletten runner-up, Men's category"," (2026, Heerlen), with Tim van Drunen-Littel",[18,203,205],{"id":204},"legacy","Legacy",[96,207,208],{},"Moussa Agzoul has turned a family partnership into one of the more sustained winning runs in recent Dutch pétanque, following his brother Essa onto the international podium and then keeping the NK Tripletten title in the family's orbit even after their most successful trio broke up. With a World Championship qualification already secured for the Netherlands and a new partnership at JBC 't Dupke producing another national title in 2026, Agzoul looks set to remain one of the country's most consistent triples players for years to come.",{"title":210,"searchDepth":211,"depth":211,"links":212},"",2,[213,214,215,216,217,218],{"id":20,"depth":211,"text":21},{"id":93,"depth":211,"text":94},{"id":109,"depth":211,"text":110},{"id":160,"depth":211,"text":161},{"id":167,"depth":211,"text":168},{"id":204,"depth":211,"text":205},"Moussa Agzoul profile: the JBC 't Dupke player who won European Championship bronze in 2025 and three straight NK Tripletten titles (2024-2026) alongside his brother Essa Agzoul.","md",[222,225,228,231,234],{"question":223,"answer":224},"Who is Moussa Agzoul?","Moussa Agzoul is a Dutch petanque player who plays for JBC 't Dupke in Sint-Michielsgestel. He won European Championship bronze in Men's Triples in 2025 and three straight NK Tripletten (Dutch national triples) titles between 2024 and 2026.",{"question":226,"answer":227},"Is Moussa Agzoul related to Essa Agzoul?","Yes, he is the younger brother of Essa Agzoul, one of the Netherlands' most decorated petanque players. The brothers partnered with Kees Koogje to win NK Tripletten in both 2024 and 2025, and represented the Netherlands together at the 2025 European Championship.",{"question":229,"answer":230},"What did Moussa Agzoul win at the 2025 European Championship?","He won bronze in Men's Triples at the European Championship in Santa Susanna, Spain, partnering Essa Agzoul, Erik Telkamp, and Remko de Jong. The Dutch team won four of five qualifying matches, beat Switzerland 13-11 in the round of 16 and Monaco 13-12 in the quarterfinal, before losing 1-13 to eventual champions Germany in the semifinal.",{"question":232,"answer":233},"What has Moussa Agzoul won domestically in the Netherlands?","He has won NK Tripletten (the Dutch national triples championship) in three straight editions - 2024 and 2025 alongside his brother Essa Agzoul and Kees Koogje, and 2026 alongside Tim van Drunen-Littel and Koogje. He was also runner-up in NK Doubletten in 2026, partnering Van Drunen-Littel.",{"question":235,"answer":236},"Which club does Moussa Agzoul play for?","He currently plays for JBC 't Dupke in Sint-Michielsgestel. Earlier in his career he partnered his brother Essa in triples formations connected to Les Cailloux in Zeist, including their 2024 and 2025 NK Tripletten titles.","🇳🇱","\u002Fimages\u002Fplayers\u002Fmoussa-agzoul.png","2026-08-14",{},"Netherlands","\u002Fplayers\u002Fen\u002Fmoussa-agzoul",{"title":5,"description":219},"players\u002Fen\u002Fmoussa-agzoul",[246,247,248,249,250,251,252,253,254],"moussa agzoul","netherlands petanque","dutch petanque","jbc 't dupke","nk tripletten","european championship bronze","essa agzoul","njbb","santa susanna 2025",0,"o_AmGr1Qx6SVgJ3RaKZ7C08y7oa-ML6bZuUnaF9d5M8",1790080187268]