Barcelona Decides on the Return of Abde Ezzalzouli

The Spanish newspaper "Sport" reported that FC Barcelona is not currently planning for the return of Moroccan winger Abde Ezzalzouli to its ranks, and it denies the existence of any clause allowing his repurchase from Real Betis, despite rumors circulating about the possibility of his return in the near future.

In recent weeks, Abde Ezzalzouli's name has been linked with a possible return to Barcelona, especially amid talks of Marcus Rashford potentially not continuing and the need to strengthen the winger position, particularly after the decline in offensive effectiveness in this position during Lamine Yamal's absence.

According to the same source, the rumors about Barcelona's interest in the player's return are unfounded, as sources within the club consider them completely inaccurate.

The newspaper added that Barcelona's management is focusing on other files that are considered a priority in the transfer market, with the aim of strengthening the team to compete in all championships next season, instead of considering re-signing Abde Ezzalzouli.

The report also clarified that the previous agreement between Barcelona and Real Betis does not include any clause granting the Catalan club priority or an option to repurchase the player, which completely refutes what has been circulated on this matter.

In a related context, reports have indicated that there is interest from Premier League clubs in signing the player, with Newcastle United closely monitoring his situation, alongside unofficial interest from Aston Villa.