Fady Khatir: French-Moroccan left-back leaves Dijon and becomes free agent

French-Moroccan defender Fady Khatir has left Dijon and is now a free agent after reaching the end of his spell with the Ligue 2 club. The 29-year-old left-back departs the side currently competing in France’s second tier and is available to join a new team immediately.

Khatir, who is eligible to represent both France and Morocco, had been on the books at Dijon as a defensive option on the left side. His exit brings his time at the club to a close during the summer window, opening the door for a next move in his career.

The left-back was listed with a market value of around €250,000 at the time of his departure, underlining his status as an experienced professional with established pedigree in the French game. His ability to operate in a specialist position on the flank is likely to appeal to clubs seeking defensive reinforcements without paying a transfer fee.

Khatir’s departure means Dijon lose an option in a key area of the pitch as they continue to rebuild their squad in Ligue 2. For the player, the move marks a reset point at the age of 29, giving him freedom to assess offers and choose his next destination.

Fady Khatir’s transfer is registered as a move from Dijon to having no club, confirming his status as unattached ahead of the new campaign.