Morocco winger Abdessamad Ezzalzouli to stay at Real Betis, says agent

Morocco international Abdessamad Ezzalzouli will remain at Real Betis, according to his agent, who has dismissed reports linking the winger with a move to Serie A side AS Roma.

Alejandro Camaño addressed the growing speculation surrounding the 23-year-old’s future during the current transfer window, insisting that there is no truth to claims suggesting the player could leave the Spanish club.

Speaking to 365Scores, Camaño made it clear that Ezzalzouli’s future remains with Real Betis and denied that any discussions had taken place between the two clubs.

Rumours of a possible transfer to AS Roma had gathered momentum in recent days, prompting the player’s representative to publicly respond to the reports.

Camaño said there had been neither negotiations nor official contact involving the clubs over a potential move for the Moroccan international.

He also rejected suggestions that Roma had made progress towards signing the winger, insisting the reports were inaccurate.

“There is absolutely nothing to do with AS Roma. This information is completely false,” Camaño stated.

The comments appear to end speculation linking Ezzalzouli with a switch to the Italian club during the current transfer window.

By issuing such a firm denial, the player’s representative has sought to remove any uncertainty surrounding the winger’s immediate future.

The statement also reinforces the position that Ezzalzouli is expected to continue his career with Real Betis rather than pursue a move elsewhere this summer.

The Morocco international has attracted attention in previous transfer windows, but his agent’s latest remarks leave little room for doubt regarding the current reports involving Roma.

Unless the situation changes, Ezzalzouli is set to remain with the La Liga side, with his representative categorically rejecting suggestions of a transfer to Serie A.

For now, the speculation surrounding the Moroccan winger appears to have been brought to an end following the agent’s unequivocal response.