Ferrati is a candidate for playing in the Premier League
Italian star Marco Ferrati is associated with the Qatari Arab team midfielder to play in the English Premier League.
According to the "Tbrfootball" website, the former Paris Saint -Germain star is open to leaving Qatar and returning to Europe.
The report indicated that Bournemouth, Fulham and West Ham United clubs want to sign the 32 -year -old.
Ferrati had played 11 seasons with Saint -Germain, before it included the Arab in the summer of 2023.
According to the "Tbrfootball" website, the former Paris Saint -Germain star is open to leaving Qatar and returning to Europe.
The report indicated that Bournemouth, Fulham and West Ham United clubs want to sign the 32 -year -old.
Ferrati had played 11 seasons with Saint -Germain, before it included the Arab in the summer of 2023.
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