Jordan Boli has left Rimini FC to become a free agent, with the right-back’s contract at the Italian club ending and his status now listed as “Without Club” following a completed move on 28/11/2025. The transfer was registered without a fee, confirming the 23-year-old’s departure and immediate availability on the market.
The France and Cote d’Ivoire dual-national, valued at €100k at the time of the move, exits Rimini after a short spell in which he had been part of the Italian lower-league system. His shift to free-agent status means he is no longer tied to any league or country, opening up the possibility of a next step either in Italy or abroad.
Boli’s contractual situation marks the latest development in a career spent entirely in Italian football to date. Born in Stains, he came through youth and Primavera setups at Padova, Empoli and Genoa before gaining senior experience at Carrarese Calcio 1908 and SS Turris Calcio. A move to Carrarese from Empoli Primavera was confirmed on 01/02/2024, followed by a transfer to Turris on 04/08/2024. He then joined Rimini from Turris on 12/09/2025, before reaching the end of his Rimini spell and becoming a free agent on 28/11/2025. His contract with Rimini is recorded as running from 12/09/2025 to 28/11/2025.
Operating primarily as a right-back and preferring his right foot, Boli has been assessed as a defender with a market value that has risen and fallen in line with his development at various clubs. His valuation grew from €75k in his early Empoli Primavera days to €100k at Turris, reflecting his progress in Italy’s competitive environment, before he carried that €100k tag into his Rimini stint.
Although detailed match-by-match records, specific recent opponents, scorelines and performance data are not included in the available information, his steady movement through Italian sides suggests regular involvement at youth and senior levels. Likewise, there are no exact figures on appearances, goals or assists this season, but the consistent interest from clubs such as Padova, Empoli, Carrarese, Turris and Rimini indicates that he has been considered a useful squad option across several campaigns.
Boli’s dual nationality adds an international dimension to his next move. As a player eligible for both France and Cote d’Ivoire, his free-agent status will be followed with interest in those countries, even though Italian clubs have so far shaped his professional path. For now, there is no confirmed new destination, competition or league; his registration simply shows him as “Without Club” rather than tied to a specific division.
At 1.83m tall and still only 23, Boli now stands at a crossroads in his career, with his stint at Rimini concluded and his contract officially ended on 28/11/2025. The confirmed move to free agency leaves him free to negotiate his future, and the next contract he signs is likely to play a significant role in determining whether he continues in Italy or takes the opportunity to establish himself in a new footballing environment.
