Ilan Kebbal has risen to prominence ahead of the winter transfer window, with several Premier League clubs intensifying their interest after his strong first half of the season with Paris FC.
The Algerian international has delivered standout performances despite a difficult campaign for the newly promoted Parisian side.
Paris FC continue their fight against relegation in Ligue 1, yet Kebbal has consistently driven their attacking play and provided moments of quality in tight matches.
His influence has made him one of the few reliable sources of creativity and threat in the squad.
At 27, the left winger has embraced responsibility and leadership on the pitch.
He has scored six goals and provided four assists in 16 league appearances, figures that highlight both his consistency and his importance to the team’s attacking structure.
Kebbal regularly stretches defences, attacks defenders with confidence and creates opportunities through sharp movement and intelligent positioning.
Transfer journalist Ekrem Konur reports that three English clubs now track the winger closely.
Crystal Palace, Sunderland and Fulham have each placed Kebbal on their shortlist as they look to reinforce their attacking options.
Club officials admire his ability to operate across the front line, with his flexibility allowing him to play on either wing or move into central areas during matches.
Paris FC have not closed the door on a potential January move. According to the same source, the club would consider offers between €20 million and €25 million.
That valuation reflects Kebbal’s growing reputation, his strong statistical output this season and his rising demand on the European market.
The Parisian club must now balance sporting ambition with the financial appeal of a major transfer.
Kebbal currently remains with the Algerian national team in Morocco as preparations continue for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
His international involvement has further increased attention around his future, with scouts monitoring his performances closely during the tournament.
As the transfer window approaches, Kebbal stands at a decisive moment in his career. Sustained Premier League interest suggests a move to England could follow soon.
Paris FC now face a crucial decision, while the Algerian winger waits to see whether the next chapter of his career begins before the season reaches its midpoint.
