Amine Oudrhiri

Amine Oudrhiri has been used mainly as a depth option for Maghreb Fès in the 2025–26 Botola Pro, with 10 appearances but only two starts. With no goals and eight of those outings coming from the bench, the numbers point to a centre midfielder whose role is more about rotation and game management than attacking output. The disciplinary return – two yellows and one red – stands out more than his contribution in the final third.

Oudrhiri’s career has followed a steady, functional route rather than a high-profile rise. After leaving Nantes, he built most of his senior path in Portugal with Leixões, Farense, Rio Ave and Estrela Amadora before moving to Maghreb Fès at 33. The available career record is thin on appearance detail, but the trajectory suggests an experienced midfielder now operating in a late career squad role.

The transfer record shows one free move – Nantes to Leixões in 2016 – followed by a run of undisclosed deals between Portuguese clubs and then on to Morocco. That pattern points to a player valued for availability and experience rather than major resale potential. The 2025 move from Estrela Amadora to Maghreb Fès looks more like a step into a different competitive context than a clear move up in level.