He made his professional debut with local club
JSM Béjaïa. He moved to
MO Béjaïa in summer 2014. At his new club, he won the
Algerian Cup, scoring in the semi-final against
ES Sétif. At the end of his first year at the club, he was voted player of the season in an online survey. In 2016, he joined
MC Alger alongside teammate
Zahir Zerdab on a two-year deal. After 2 years and a half in the Algerian capital, he joined
Saudi Pro League side
Al-Wehda in January 2019. He returned to
MC Alger during the following transfer window after Saudi club owners did not wish to keep him. In 2020, he joined
CS Constantine, where he would play for two years. Having spent 6 months without a club, Mebarakou signed with third-tier promotion contender
Olympique Akbou in January 2023. On April 28, 2023, he scored the 2nd goal in a 3–0 win against
USM Khenchela in the
Algerian Cup round of 16, earning them a historic qualification to the quarterfinals. ==International career==