Barcelona and PSG Target Real Betis Winger Ez Abde

FC Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain are monitoring Real Betis winger Abdessamad Ezzalzouli ahead of the winter transfer window, with the Moroccan international’s contract containing a 60 million euro release clause.

Transfer Interest From Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain

The player’s current deal with the La Liga side in Seville features a release clause set at 60 million euros, though discussions regarding a formal transfer have not yet opened between the parties.

Hansi Flick Praises the Moroccan Winger

The renewed scrutiny from Barcelona follows public praise from head coach Hansi Flick. Following a fixture between Real Betis and Barcelona, the German manager commended the Atlas Lions forward for his confidence in one-on-one situations and his overall level of play, describing him as a fantastic player.

Squad Needs at Paris Saint-Germain

Paris Saint-Germain faces a sustained absence on the left wing following a severe knee injury to Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The Georgian forward suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, leaving him sidelined for several months and creating a positional vacancy that could force the Ligue 1 champions into the January market.

Release Clause and Market Outlook

With no formal negotiations underway, Ezzalzouli remains a fixture of Betis under manager Manuel Pellegrini while European scouts observe his domestic and international output. The 60 million euro valuation serves as the baseline parameter for any prospective suitor aiming to negotiate with the Benito Villamarín hierarchy.

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