Turkish Fenerbahçe embarrasses Sofyan Amrabat.

The Turkish club Fenerbahçe continues to work on reshaping its squad in preparation for the new season, either by making new signings or by parting ways with several players who do not fit into the plans of the coaching staff. The list of potential departures includes nine names, led by Moroccan international Sofyan Amrabat.

According to the Turkish newspaper "Fanatik," Fenerbahçe's management is looking to reduce the number of foreign players in the team to make room for new signings while also generating financial returns from the sale of some players.

The newspaper pointed out that Sofyan Amrabat has become one of the top candidates to leave the club during the summer transfer window, as it has become difficult for him to secure regular playing minutes due to the strong competition in the team's midfield.

The same source added that the Moroccan international is attracting interest from several clubs, including his former team Real Betis from Spain, where he played on loan last season, as well as other clubs from the Spanish and Italian leagues.

The newspaper confirmed that Fenerbahçe's management prefers to reach a permanent transfer deal that would bring in financial compensation, rather than agreeing to another loan, especially since Amrabat is one of the standout players capable of attracting offers from major European leagues.

In addition to Amrabat, the list of players likely to leave includes goalkeeper Dominik Livaković, Erfan Jan Agrebiyat, Jayden Oosterwolde, Diego Carlos, Pikao, Omar Faied, Nelson Semedo, and Anthony Musaba, as part of the club's plan to restructure its squad before the start of the new season.