Moroccan attacking midfielder Mohamed Dadssi has joined KACM Marrakech from Kenitra, completing a move that takes the 26-year-old into the Botola Pro Inwi. The playmaker arrives in Marrakech after a spell in the lower divisions and will operate primarily in an advanced midfield role for his new club.
Dadssi, born in Sidi Kacem in November 1999, moves within Moroccan football after three years with Kenitra, where he arrived on a free transfer in July 2023. His switch to KACM Marrakech was finalised on 23 July 2026 as the club look to bolster their creative options between midfield and attack.
Right-footed and 1.78m tall, Dadssi has built a reputation as an attacking midfielder capable of contributing goals from deeper areas. In domestic cup competition he has been particularly effective in front of goal, scoring three times in three Excellence Cup appearances, averaging a goal roughly every 71 minutes across 212 minutes of action. He also featured regularly in the Coupe du Trone Marocaine, adding further experience in knockout football.
Before his time at Kenitra, Dadssi had multiple spells with his hometown club Sidi Kacem, including a loan stint at Chabab Larache in the 2021-22 season. That early period gave him exposure to senior football across different Moroccan setups before establishing himself more firmly at Kenitra.
Dadssi’s move is a permanent transfer and sees him officially registered as a KACM Marrakech player from 23 July 2026.
