A Scots crook jailed for his part in one of the UK’s biggest cyber frauds has been spotted lapping up the luxury Dubai lifestyle with boxer Amir Khan.

Nouman Chaudhary – who was locked up for more than three years in 2016 for his part in his brother’s £113million banking scam – appeared in a series of Snapchats alongside the ­millionaire sportsman, who described him as his “brother”.

The 26-year-old, from Glasgow, is the younger sibling of notorious Feezan Chaudhary, who ­masterminded a plot to scam hundreds of small businesses.

Amir Khan posted the snaps of himself and Nouman Chaudhary

On Monday night, Nouman was back in his brother’s old stomping ground of Dubai, where he eyed up some of the world’s best sports cars with former unified light-welterweight world champion Khan.

In one clip, the boxer, 34 – who owns two homes in Dubai – says: “Just here with my brother Nouman. What’s happening champ?”

Chaudhary, who is in the party hotspot with other ­associates from Glasgow, replies: “Chillin in Dubai”, before Amir tells him: “Good to see you, always a pleasure man.”

The trip will infuriate the many victims of the gang’s scam. A source said: “Feezan is still inside but Nouman has not long come out of jail and here he is all over Amir’s snapchats.

“It’s a disgrace for someone on that kind of level to be hanging about with these kind of people. It gives him a bad name.”

Feezan Chaudhary – known by the nickname Fizzy – made so much money ripping off small businesses that he once flew a team of valets 8000 miles to his holiday villa in Lahore to polish his fleet of Porsches and regularly enjoyed lavish holidays in Dubai.

Fizzy is believed to have pocketed about £30million – £1.3million a month for two years.

Nouman was convicted of conspiring to launder some of the money into property investments in Scotland and Pakistan.

Dubai was a favourite destination of Nouman Chaudhary’s brother Fizzy

Detectives said the plot targeted 750 victims and a left a number of firms almost bankrupt, with many losing their jobs.

£113million was taken, of which £47million was recovered.

Members of his gang finally faced justice more than four years ago. Sixteen defendants were sentenced to 35 years in jail.

Judge Peter Testar sentenced Feezan to 11 years and Nouman to three-and-a-half-years for conspiracy to launder. A year after he was caged, Fizzy admitted conspiracy to defraud after trying to run an identical scam from jail.

We tried to contact Khan’s management but have not received a response.