Franco-Moroccan left winger Amine Boutrah of SC Bastia is being linked with a move to Turkish side Bursaspor, with the 25-year-old reportedly under consideration for a summer switch from Ligue 2 to the Turkish 2. Lig Kırmızı.
Boutrah, valued at €1.20m on Transfermarkt, is currently contracted to Bastia, but publicly available data lists no fixed expiry date on his deal, fuelling speculation he could be allowed to depart or even edge towards free-agent status if negotiations over his future stall. The probability of a transfer remains unclear, with the move rated only as “?” at this stage.
Born in Porto-Vecchio on 26 October 2000 and standing at 1.71m, Boutrah operates primarily as an attacking left winger and favours his right foot. He wears the No 10 shirt for Bastia and has become one of the more technically driven wide players in Ligue 2, combining creative play from the flank with an ability to cut inside.
The former youth prospect has built his reputation in France’s professional ranks and now appears on the radar of Bursaspor, who are seeking attacking reinforcements in Turkey’s third tier. The Corsican club compete in Ligue 2, where Boutrah’s performances have helped maintain his seven-figure valuation despite the lack of a recent market value update.
Recent outings for Bastia underline his continued involvement in the side, with the winger featuring on the left in their latest Ligue 2 fixtures and contributing with his characteristic dribbling and link‑up play, even when not directly on the scoresheet.
If a deal were to be agreed, a move to Bursaspor could offer Boutrah a fresh platform outside France, potentially reshaping his career trajectory and giving the dual-national winger a new stage to enhance his reputation in Turkish football.
