Newcastle United are being linked with a move for Real Betis winger Abde Ezzalzouli, with the probability of a deal currently rated at 58%.
The 24-year-old, who represents Morocco and also holds Spanish nationality, is valued at €30.00m and is emerging as a potential summer target as Newcastle explore options to strengthen their wide attacking positions. Data from Transfermarkt lists the move as a live rumour, with Real Betis as the selling club and Newcastle as the interested Premier League side.
Ezzalzouli, born on 17 December 2001 in Béni Mellal, is primarily a left winger but operates as an attacking player cutting in from the flank on his right foot. Standing at 1.77m and wearing the number 10 shirt at Betis, he has become a notable figure in LaLiga, where Betis compete domestically. His ability to play on the left while being right-footed adds tactical flexibility, something Newcastle’s recruitment team have often prioritised.
While full contractual details have not been disclosed, the absence of a published expiry date has fuelled speculation that Betis may be open to a sale rather than risk the player running down his deal and edging closer to a potential free‑agent scenario in future windows. For now, though, any move would be expected to involve a substantial fee in line with his €30m valuation.
The Moroccan‑Spanish winger’s recent performances for Betis in LaLiga have maintained his profile, and he continues to feature regularly for the Seville club. His form has kept him on the radar of clubs outside Spain, with the Premier League viewed as a natural next step for many LaLiga attackers.
If a transfer to Newcastle were to materialise, it would offer Ezzalzouli the chance to test himself in England’s top flight and could mark a significant next chapter in his career, shaping both his reputation in Europe and his long‑term potential at club and international level.
