Mohamed Dadssi: Moroccan playmaker joins KACM Marrakech from Kenitra

Moroccan attacking midfielder Mohamed Dadssi has joined KACM Marrakech from Kenitra, completing a move that keeps him in domestic football after a standout spell with the second-tier side.

The 26-year-old, born in Sidi Kacem, arrives in Marrakech having established himself as an effective attacking option through the middle. A right-footed creator standing 1.78m tall, Dadssi is expected to operate in the advanced midfield role at his new club in the Botola Pro Inwi.

Dadssi moves on after three seasons with Kenitra, whom he joined in July 2023 from Sidi Kacem on a free transfer. His performances there have attracted increasing attention, with his attacking output and versatility in the final third marking him out as a key figure.

The midfielder also has experience in knockout competition. Across recent campaigns he has featured in both the Excellence Cup and the Coupe du Trone Marocaine, scoring three goals in three Excellence Cup appearances and contributing regularly in terms of minutes in the national cup.

Before his time at Kenitra, Dadssi alternated between Sidi Kacem and Chabab Larache, including a loan spell at the latter during the 2021-22 season. That period provided his first extended taste of senior football and helped shape the attacking style he now brings to Marrakech.

Dadssi’s move to KACM Marrakech was finalised on 23 July 2026, confirming his switch within Moroccan football’s professional ranks.