Saudi Clubs Eye Betis Winger Abdessamad Ezzalzouli Amid Transfer Speculation
Betis is considering parting ways with Abdessamad Ezzalzouli. The Spanish club would be willing to transfer the Moroccan winger if an interesting offer is made. Two clubs in Saudi Arabia have expressed interest in the Atlas Lion.
Arrived this season at Betis from Barça for 7 million euros, Abdessamad Ezzalzouli has failed to establish himself within the Spanish club. Dissatisfied with the performance of the Moroccan international, the Betis management is seriously considering putting him on the transfer market this summer, reports Sport.es. Two clubs in Saudi Arabia have already expressed their intention to secure the services of the Moroccan winger. A transaction that should also benefit Barça, which would receive half the transfer amount.
Abdessalad Ezzalzouli decided to leave Barça mid-season because he lacked playing time. The young player was not in Xavi Hernandez’s plans, while he was returning from a loan to Osasuna where he particularly shone and contributed to the club’s promotion. The Moroccan had also attracted the interest of several major European clubs like Bayer Leverkusen after this remarkable performance in the Navarrese club. But he ultimately opted for Betis on the advice of his sporting director, Ramon Planes.
Several European clubs like AC Milan are currently interested in the Atlas Lion. But the most attractive offers come from two clubs in Saudi Arabia, one of which exceeds 15 million euros. For now, Abde Ez has not spoken out on these proposals. According to indiscretions, he would prefer to stay in Spain. But he could end up accepting the offer from Al Ittihad, whose sporting director is Ramon Planes. For its part, Barça continues to closely monitor the Moroccan winger with exceptional talent.
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