Salim Amallah's journey with Real Valladolid is nearing its end, as a preliminary agreement has been reached between both parties for separation during the ongoing summer transfer window, as part of a new sports project adopted by the Spanish club.

The newspaper Estadio Deportivo revealed that Amallah did not accompany the team’s delegation to Chile, where Valladolid is conducting part of its preparations for the upcoming season, due to physical issues, in addition to his impending departure from the club, as his exit is considered a "priority" in the technical management's plans.

According to reports, three clubs in La Liga have shown clear interest in signing the Moroccan player, most notably Espanyol, Levante, and Deportivo Alavés, who see Amallah as a strong addition to the attacking midfield, thanks to his experience in Spanish pitches and his ability to make a difference.

On the other hand, Turkish club Fenerbahçe also stands out as one of the interested parties in the player's services, given the good administrative relationship it has with Real Valladolid, which may facilitate his transfer to the Turkish Super League.

The final decision remains dependent on the player's desire, who has not yet determined his next destination, whether to stay in La Liga or to pursue a professional experience outside Spain.