Several Spanish clubs are reportedly showing strong interest in Moroccan international Sofyan Amrabat as his loan spell at Real Betis approaches its conclusion.
Amrabat, who joined Betis on loan from Turkish giants Fenerbahce until the end of the current season, has impressed with his performances in La Liga, sparking speculation about a permanent stay in Spain.
Turkish outlet Fotomaç reports that the midfielder is increasingly likely to continue his career in the Spanish top flight once his loan deal expires.
According to the report, Villarreal are among the clubs that have expressed a concrete desire to secure the services of the Moroccan international ahead of next season.
The same source adds that Fenerbahce’s management are open to letting Amrabat leave on a permanent basis and have set an asking price of around 10 million euros.
Amrabat’s growing reputation in Spain has been fueled by his consistent displays for Betis, where he has established himself as one of the team’s key figures in midfield.
His influence and work rate have not gone unnoticed, making him an attractive option for clubs seeking experience and stability in the centre of the park.
The report further suggests that Real Betis themselves remain a strong contender to sign Amrabat permanently at the end of the season, with the club pleased by his impact since arriving.
As interest continues to build, the coming months could prove decisive in determining whether the Moroccan midfielder remains in Spain and which club ultimately secures his signature.
