Supporters of Real Betis breathed a sigh of relief following encouraging updates about the health of Moroccan international Abde Ezzalzouli, one of the club’s key attacking assets and a highly sought-after name in the current summer transfer window.
Ezzalzouli, who solidified his importance within Manuel Pellegrini’s tactical setup last season, has become a regular starter thanks to his dynamic offensive displays and decisive contributions in the final third. His combination of individual skill, creativity, and goal-scoring ability has earned him a pivotal role in Betis’ plans.
According to Spanish outlet FutbolFantasy, the 22-year-old winger is currently undergoing an intensive rehabilitation program in Alicante. This follows an injury sustained during the UEFA Europa Conference League final against Chelsea, which was later diagnosed as bone swelling.
Reflecting the trust placed in him by the club, Ezzalzouli was granted special permission to receive treatment away from the team’s training facilities, under daily medical supervision by Betis staff. Reports indicate that the “Atlas Lion” is responding well to the recovery process and could be on track for a timely return ahead of the new season.
Despite speculation linking him to a potential move this summer, sources within the club maintain that manager Pellegrini has no intention of letting him go. As Real Betis prepares for a competitive 2025–26 campaign, Ezzalzouli remains central to their sporting project.
Club insiders describe him as a strategic player who brings speed, flair, and scoring instinct, qualities that Betis aims to capitalize on in its push for domestic and European success.
The Moroccan international continues to work hard toward full fitness, with growing optimism that he will stay on at Betis for the coming season, unless a compelling transfer offer materializes that the club finds difficult to refuse.
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