Sofyan Amrabat Saudi Arabia Transfer 20 Million Euros
Two Saudi clubs are competing for Sofyan Amrabat. Al-Qadisiyah has already reportedly proposed 20 million euros to Fenerbahçe, while Al-Ittihad is preparing an offer of the same amount to attract the Moroccan international midfielder.
Sofyan Amrabat’s future could be written in Saudi Arabia. Al-Qadisiyah reportedly submitted an official offer of 20 million euros to Fenerbahçe to recruit the Lion of the Atlas, according to Fanatik.
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The Saudi club faces competition, however. Al-Ittihad, now coached by German Jens Wissing, is also considering proposing 20 million euros for the Moroccan player, claims Turkish journalist Levent Ümit Erol.
Two clubs, the same price
The two teams could engage in a real battle over the coming weeks. Al-Qadisiyah appears to have gained an advantage by presenting its offer, while Al-Ittihad has not yet officially submitted its offer to Fenerbahçe’s management.
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At 29 years old, the midfielder spent the last season on loan at Real Betis, where he played 23 matches across all competitions. None of the three clubs involved has yet publicly confirmed negotiations.
