The USM Rabat-Salé introduced the first Muslim clubs in the country, if this was not the first, and it was a veritable lance of a movement associated with the Marocaine Jeunesse.

The late prince used to come to the stadium to see the training session without being recognized and to organize friendly games to harden the club's players and make them more efficient.

The club won the first cup after defeating RS Settat by two goals scored by Fettah and Laroussi to one in Stade D'honneur.

[1] On 25 November 2010 FUS de Rabat won their last cup in Stade Moulay Abdellah after overthrowing the team of Maghreb Fez by the score of 2–1.

[2] On 12 November 2010, FUS de Rabat was qualified for the first time to the final match of the competition although the team was defeated against Al-Ittihad of Libya by 1–0, because they did well outside in Tripoli by beating the home side by the score of 2–1 in June 11 Stadium.

[6] As of 14 January, 2025 Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply.