Reports have revealed that Moroccan international Sofyan Amrabat has rejected an offer from Paris FC, which has recently been promoted to the French league after a 46-year absence, despite the insistence of the team's coach, Stéphane Gilli, who previously worked as an assistant to the Bosnian Vahid Halilhodžić during his tenure with the Moroccan national team.

According to the Foot Mercato network, the 29-year-old midfielder chose to move to Real Betis in Spain on loan until the end of the season, coming from Turkish club Fenerbahçe.

Amrabat's decision reflects his desire to return to the European spotlight through a strong and competitive league like La Liga, especially since Real Betis regularly competes for positions qualifying for continental competitions, providing him with an ideal opportunity to regain his brilliance.