Sofiane Amrabat interests the English giant

An English club has entered the race to sign Moroccan midfielder Sofiane Amrabat, who is wanted by Turkish club Fenerbahce and its Portuguese coach José Mourinho for the current summer transfer window.

Reliable Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has said that Everton FC have entered the race to sign Amrabat to secure his services in the final days of the summer transfer market, which was about to close in England.

Everton’s entry into the race, and the presentation of an offer for the player, is accompanied by the continuation of negotiations between Fenerbahce and Fiorentina regarding the deal for the Moroccan international, as indicated by the same source.

🟡🔵 Negotiations underway between Fenerbahçe and Fiorentina for Sofyan Amrabat.

€2 million loan and €12 million mandatory purchase clause offered, Fiorentina wants more.

Talks continue as Amrabat also received an approach from Everton today. pic.twitter.com/LPDZQnJDLp

– Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 27, 2024

Fenerbahce have made an offer to Italian club Fiorentina worth two million euros to borrow the club’s boots for a season, with a clause in his contract requiring him to buy out his contract after the end of the current season for 12 million euros, but the Italian club have rejected the offer and want more.

Amrabat played last season on loan for English club Manchester United, and after his loan ended, Dutchman Eric Ten Hag, coach of the “Red Devils”, expressed a great desire to keep him in the team, especially after he helped win the FA Cup title after winning the final against… neighbors Manchester City.

The market value of Moroccan Sofiane Amrabat currently stands at 22 million euros, according to data from the global website “Transfer Market” specializing in transfer window affairs, and the next few days will reveal whether he will stay at Fiorentina or leave during this transfer window.