Morocco- and Spain-qualified left winger Abde Ezzalzouli of Real Betis is being linked with a summer switch to Newcastle United, with the La Liga attacker reportedly a 69% probability of making the move to the Premier League club according to latest transfer data.
The 24-year-old, who wears the No 10 shirt at Betis, is valued at €40.00m and is emerging as a significant name in the early stages of the window. His current deal in Seville has no public expiry date listed, prompting speculation over whether Betis may be forced into a decision this summer to avoid the risk of the player running down his terms and edging towards a potential free-agent scenario further down the line.
Born in Béni Mellal on 17 December 2001 and standing at 1.77m, Ezzalzouli is a right-footed attacker whose main position is on the left wing. He holds both Moroccan and Spanish nationality and has built his reputation in La Liga, where his direct dribbling and ability to attack full-backs one-versus-one have attracted attention beyond Spain.
Newcastle are understood to be exploring wide options as they reshape their forward line, with the Betis winger viewed as a player who could adapt to the intensity and transitional style of the Premier League. His recent displays in Spain’s top flight have underlined his capacity to carry the ball at pace and contribute in the final third, even in tight contests – most recently featuring for Betis in LaLiga fixtures leading into June 2026.
Transfermarkt lists his market value at €40.00m, a figure that would place him among the more expensive wide forwards to leave La Liga should a deal be struck. With his contract situation at Betis not publicly clarified and Newcastle monitoring developments closely, any move to Tyneside would represent a pivotal step in Ezzalzouli’s career, offering the chance to elevate his profile and test himself at the sharp end of English football if the transfer materialises.
