Moroccan international, Nouredine Boukhari has joined the French first division FC Nantes, revealed on Monday the French club.  Boukhari, 26, has signed a three-year deal with the French club after a wonderful season with the Dutch team of Ajax Amsterdam crowned on May 7 by winning the Netherlands Cup.
 
Nantes has consolidated its ranks with other two players; Cameron's Alioum Saidou (Galatasaray) and Serb-Montenegrin goalkeeper, Vladimir Stojkovic (Etoile Rouge de Belgrade).
 
The Moroccan midfielder started his career with amateur side Neptunus Rotterdam and has subsequently proved able to fill roles on the wing or up front, as both a target man and foil for a main striker.
 
He joined Sparta Rotterdam in 1999 and spent three impressive seasons there, scoring 13 goals in 76 league appearances. Then he joined Ajax, signing a three-year contract for the Dutch champions.

Despite offers to join the Netherlands squad, Boukhari has chosen to represent Morocco, taking part of their 2002 African Cup of Nations squad.