The Moroccan international Bilal Al-Khanous is in a complicated situation within the ranks of Leicester City in England, as his strong desire to embark on a new experience this summer has collided with the club's management's adherence to different financial plans.

According to Belgian journalist Sasha Tavaleri, the "Foxes" management has recently rejected several enticing European offers for the player's transfer, despite aligning with his aspirations to leave the English league for a new European destination.

The management's refusal is primarily based on their belief that the financial returns from Saudi offers, particularly from Roshen League clubs, will be much greater than any European offer, which contradicts the stance of the 20-year-old player, who emphasized during an official meeting with club officials that he only sees his future in Europe, where he believes his career will develop better.

Al-Khanous confirmed that his desire to leave is final and irreversible, even if he has to remain without a transfer until the end of the transfer window. Between the player's sporting aspirations and the club's financial ambitions, his case remains open to all possibilities in the final days of the transfer market.