AEK Athens are being linked with a move for Levski Sofia central midfielder Akram Bouras, with the Algerian’s €2.00m market value viewed as a potentially shrewd piece of business.
The 24-year-old, who plays primarily as a left-footed central midfielder, is currently on the books of Bulgarian side Levski Sofia, where he wears the number 47 shirt in the efbet Liga. Data from Transfermarkt, scraped on 29 May 2026, lists his market value at €2.00m amid growing speculation over his next step.
Bouras’s contract situation at Levski Sofia is unclear, with no official expiry date recorded. That uncertainty has fuelled suggestions he could become a free agent if no new deal is agreed, which would significantly alter the financial dynamics for any suitor, including AEK. The reported probability of a transfer is listed only as “?”, underlining that talks – if any – remain at an early and speculative stage.
Born in Ain Azel on 23 February 2002, Bouras is 1.84m tall and operates in the heart of midfield, where his left foot offers balance and variety. He represents Algeria at national level and has so far built his professional reputation in Bulgaria’s top flight with Levski Sofia.
Recent performance data for an individual match – including opposition, date, scoreline and specific contribution – is not detailed in the available information, but Bouras’s emergence in the efbet Liga has nevertheless been sufficient to attract attention from Greece’s Super League 1, where AEK Athens are regular challengers at the top end of the table.
With his value relatively modest by modern standards and his contractual position open-ended, Bouras’s next move could be pivotal, offering him a platform to step into a more prominent European league and shape the next phase of his career if a deal with AEK Athens does materialise.
