Mohamed Boussati

Mohamed Boussati (born 1955) is a Moroccan retired footballer who played as a forward for Kénitra AC. He holds the record for the most goals scored in a single season in the Moroccan national championship (25 goals).

Early life Mohamed Boussati was born in Kenitra in 1955. From the age of ten, he began playing football with his neighborhood team. He formed the team "Hayat Saghira" with his friends. It was during a match against the KAC youth team that the public discovered Boussati. He distinguished himself as the best player of the match and, notably, as a formidable forward, scoring three goals against his future club, Kénitra AC.

Club career

Kénitra AC Boussati began his professional football career at Kénitra AC. His first match with the team was in 1972, against Casablanca's Wydad AC. He quickly became, despite his young age, the "undisputed idol" of the club's fans, emerging as an outstanding attacker. Boussati was rewarded as the top scorer during the 80/81 and 81/82 seasons. Since the 80/81 season, Boussati has been the all-time leading scorer in the national championship. He holds the record with 25 goals, despite missing eight championship matches due to injury.

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Honours

Kenitra AC

Botola: 1972–73, 1980–1981, 1981–1982

Individual

Top Botola scorer in 1977 (17 goals), 1981 (17 goals), and 1982 (25 goals)