Mohamed Bakhkhach switches to FUS Rabat in Moroccan top-flight move

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Mohamed Bakhkhach switches to FUS Rabat in Moroccan top-flight move

Morocco winger Mohamed Bakhkhach has joined FUS Rabat from Hassania on a free transfer, completing a move that keeps the 24-year-old in the Botola Pro Inwi.

Bakhkhach, who plays as a left winger, made the switch on 5 September 2026. He leaves Hassania after more than four years with the club, having originally joined them from Najm Anza in January 2022, also on a free transfer.

The Agadir-born attacker has built his senior record in Moroccan football, making 87 appearances in the Botola Pro Inwi and contributing 10 goals and 10 assists. He has also scored twice in six appearances in the Coupe du Trone Marocaine.

His league record places the focus of the move on a player with established experience in Morocco’s top division. Bakhkhach has played 4,239 minutes in the competition, with his 10 goals coming at an average of one every 424 minutes.

Bakhkhach’s record in the national cup adds another two goals from 368 minutes of action, with those strikes arriving at an average of one every 184 minutes. He has also appeared in the Botola Pro 1 Relegation and the Excellence Cup during his career.

The transfer brings FUS Rabat a Morocco international-level domestic player whose experience has been gained in the same league he will now continue in. The club becomes the second Botola Pro Inwi side of Bakhkhach’s senior career after Hassania.

Bakhkhach’s recorded market value is €400,000, while his highest recorded valuation has been €450,000. Those figures do not represent the transfer fee, with the move instead completed without a fee being paid to Hassania.

At 24, Bakhkhach joins FUS Rabat with a record that includes 97 appearances across the Botola Pro Inwi and Coupe du Trone Marocaine, producing 12 goals and 10 assists in those competitions. His arrival was registered on 5 September.

The Moroccan left winger has now completed his free transfer from Hassania to FUS Rabat.

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