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Real Betis surprised at the closing of the transfer window in Spanish football by announcing the arrival of Sofyan Amrabat, a Moroccan midfielder from Fenerbahce, on loan until the end of the season.

The unexpected move for many fans had a special twist: the player had been linked to Sevilla FC for hours, but ultimately chose the green-and-white project.

Amrabat, the last-minute reinforcement for Betis

At 29 years old, Sofyan Amrabat was one of the most sought-after names in the final stretch of the market. After shining at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where he was a key player in Morocco's historic fourth-place finish, the midfielder was looking for a new destination in Europe.

Betis seized the opportunity due to Sevilla's indecision, as they failed to balance the numbers or free up slots to complete the deal. In a swift move, the Betis board reached a loan agreement without a purchase option, adding a player with extensive experience in leagues such as Eredivisie, Serie A, and the Premier League.

Sevilla misses out on their target

The blow was particularly felt in Nervión. Throughout the day, Amrabat was on Sevilla FC's radar, seeking to strengthen their midfield with a player of hierarchy and international experience. However, the deal became complicated due to economic and squad issues.

With a discreet and swift strategy, Betis outmaneuvered their eternal rival, securing a signing that also meets Manuel Pellegrini's needs after Johnny Cardoso's departure.

Raised in the Netherlands, Sofyan Amrabat has played for clubs like Feyenoord, Club Brugge, Hellas Verona, Fiorentina, and Manchester United, where he had an inconsistent period. In the last season, he featured in 43 matches for Fenerbahce, establishing himself as a versatile midfielder capable of playing as a defensive midfielder, central midfielder, and even as a center-back.

With over 50 caps for Morocco and a prominent role in high-demand matches, Amrabat adds a touch of hierarchy to Betis in a year where they will compete in Europe.

Amrabat's signing marks the end of the transfer window for Betis, who had already strengthened their squad with the arrival of Antony Matheus. President Ángel Haro and Sporting Director Manu Fajardo will publicly acknowledge the effort put in during an intense summer at Benito Villamarín.

The player will join training immediately under the guidance of Manuel Pellegrini, who sees him as a key piece to bring balance to the team. The Betis fans celebrate a move that not only enhances the squad but also strikes a symbolic blow to their eternal rival.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El Betis robó al Sevilla el fichaje de Sofyan Amrabat en el último suspiro del mercado