AEK Athens are being linked with a move for Levski Sofia’s Algerian central midfielder Akram Bouras.
The 24-year-old, who operates primarily as a central midfielder, is currently on the books of Bulgarian top-flight side Levski Sofia but is the subject of growing speculation over a switch to the Greek Super League 1. The reported probability of the deal remains unclear, with the move listed as “?” in the latest transfer rumour updates.
Bouras, born on 23 February 2002 in Ain Azel, Algeria, is valued at €1.20m according to the latest data, a figure that is likely to appeal to AEK as they weigh up relatively low‑risk midfield reinforcements. His current contract situation at Levski Sofia is unspecified, with no confirmed expiry date, leaving open the possibility that he could become a free agent in future if no new deal is agreed.
A left-footed midfielder standing at 1.84m, Bouras wears the No 47 shirt for Levski Sofia and has been featuring in the Bulgarian efbet Liga. Detailed transfer records around his previous clubs are not listed, but his progression to Levski’s first team has put him on the radar of clubs outside Bulgaria, with AEK now credited with an interest.
Recent performance data such as specific match dates, opponents, scorelines and individual statistics are not available in the current dataset, but Bouras’s emergence in Bulgaria’s top division has coincided with his rise in market value and visibility. He also maintains an active presence on social media, notably via Instagram.
If AEK Athens choose to firm up their interest and a deal is struck, a move to Greece could offer Bouras a significant platform to enhance his reputation in a more high-profile league and potentially shape the next decisive phase of his career.
