Zalzouli piques the curiosity of the Spanish media.

The Spanish club Real Betis continues to cling to the services of Moroccan international Abdessamad Ezzalzouli, refusing to listen to any offers that do not touch the buyout clause set at 60 million euros, especially in light of the increasing interest the player has garnered after the remarkable season he had with the Andalusian team.

Spanish media reports have revealed that Betis officials do not feel any urgency to part with the Moroccan winger during the current summer transfer window, especially since the player is still tied to a long-term contract with the club, in addition to the management's belief that his market value is likely to rise further in the coming months.

The same sources indicated that several European clubs have shown interest in monitoring the Moroccan player's situation, including Newcastle, Aston Villa, and Chelsea from England; however, Betis management prefers to wait for what he will showcase during the World Cup before making any decisions regarding his future.

The management also believes that Ezzalzouli's potential brilliance in the "World Cup" could increase his financial value and attract larger offers from top-tier clubs in the old continent.

The Andalusian club's position is further strengthened by a previous agreement with Barcelona, under which the Catalan club retains a percentage of the future profits from any potential transfer of the player, making Betis more keen to secure a large financial sum if they decide to sell his contract.

In this context, the Spanish newspaper "ABC" confirmed that "Abde" does not seem in a hurry to change his environment, noting that he feels comfortable at Real Betis, and he prioritizes participating in the Champions League next season, which reduces the likelihood of his departure to clubs that do not have a more ambitious sports project.