Boudaoui Extends Contract with Nice Until 2026; Club Sees Him as Future Core
Lyon-born midfielder Sadiq Boudaoui has extended his contract with Nice until the end of the 2025-2026 season, solidifying his position as a key player for the French side.
The 29-year-old Moroccan international signed with Nice in January 2018 and quickly established himself as a valuable asset to the team. Under coach Rafa Benitez's guidance, Boudaoui has made significant contributions to Nice's midfield, playing a crucial role in their recent success.
"Congratulations to Sadiq on this extension," said Nice head coach Rafa Benitez. "He is one of our most important players, and we're excited about his long-term commitment to the club."
During his time at Nice, Boudaoui has become a fan favorite among supporters and has earned widespread recognition for his technical skills and defensive prowess. He has been instrumental in helping Nice maintain their top-tier status in Ligue 1 and has also represented Morocco in various international competitions.
"This is a testament to his work ethic and dedication," added Nice director of football Olivier Coquelin. "We believe he will continue to be a vital part of our squad for years to come."
With Boudaoui now set to stay with Nice until 2026, the club is looking forward to continuing its upward trajectory under Benitez's leadership. The addition of a proven performer like Boudaoui will undoubtedly bolster Nice's chances of competing for titles in the coming seasons.
As for Boudaoui himself, he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue playing for Nice and look forward to another successful campaign. "I'm thrilled to extend my stay with Nice," he said. "This club means a lot to me, and I'm excited to help the team achieve even more success together."