Yanis Begraoui is being linked with a move from Portuguese side Estoril to La Liga club Real Betis, with the Moroccan-French forward reportedly attracting interest after a sharp rise in his market value.
The 24-year-old centre-forward, valued at €4.00m according to data from Transfermarkt, is the subject of transfer speculation as Betis assess attacking options ahead of future windows. The reported probability of a deal is currently listed only as “?”, underlining that talks, if any, remain at a very early and uncertain stage. There is no public information on the length of Begraoui’s contract at Estoril, leaving open the possibility he could run down his deal and eventually become a free agent.
Begraoui joined Estoril from Toulouse in 2024 and has since seen his market value climb steadily, rising from under €1m at the time of his move in Portugal to its current €4.00m mark by the end of 2025. That upturn reflects his development in Liga Portugal after earlier loans at Pau FC in France’s second tier.
Born on 4 July 2001 in Étampes, the 1.79m forward is comfortable leading the line and is listed as being able to use both feet, attributes which would appeal to a Betis side that often rotates its front players. Holding both Moroccan and French nationality, Begraoui has already experienced several different competitive environments, progressing from CS Brétigny’s youth ranks to Auxerre’s academy and first team, then moving on to Toulouse before his spell in Portugal.
While no fee has been agreed and neither club has confirmed negotiations, the links to Betis mark another step in Begraoui’s growing profile. Should a move to La Liga eventually materialise, it could prove a pivotal moment in shaping his career trajectory and reputation at the highest level of European football.
