Moroccan international Selim Amallah appears on the verge of parting ways with Spanish club Real Valladolid, as both parties have reached a preliminary agreement to separate during the current transfer window, in line with the club’s new sporting strategy.
According to Spanish outlet Estadio Deportivo, Amallah did not travel with Valladolid’s squad to Chile for part of their pre-season preparations, citing both physical issues and ongoing talks over a potential exit. The club reportedly considers his departure a priority under its reshaped project.
The midfielder has also been absent from recent training sessions as negotiations over his next destination accelerate. Multiple La Liga clubs, including Espanyol, Levante, and Deportivo Alavés, are expressing strong interest in the 27-year-old, viewing him as a valuable addition to bolster attacking midfield options.
Espanyol reportedly considers the move a strategic acquisition, while Levante and Alavés aim to reinforce their squads with a player experienced in Spanish football.
In addition to domestic interest, Turkish powerhouse Fenerbahçe is also monitoring Amallah’s situation closely. The club maintains good relations with Valladolid, which could smooth the way for a potential move to the Turkish Süper Lig.
Ultimately, the final decision rests with Amallah, who has not yet determined whether he will remain in Spain or pursue a new experience abroad.
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