Barcelona sensation does not rule out a move to Seville if he is forced to leave – report

According to reports from Mundo Deportivo, Abdessamad Ezzalzouli does not rule out a move to Real Betis in the ongoing summer transfer window.

The youngster’s priority remains to make the most of the chances Xavi Hernandez provides him.

He dreams of playing for Barcelona next season, but the Andalusian outfit appeals to him if he is forced to leave.

Barcelona holds a rare loan success

Barcelona have sent out numerous players on loan to clubs across the globe in recent years. However, very few make the cut and draw the administration’s attention for a second time.

Abde is one such prospect of La Masia who has the Catalan board buzzing with interest.

In his one-year stint at Osasuna, the 21-year-old scored four goals and provided two assists while also establishing himself as one of the sport’s best young dribblers.

Barcelona have high hopes on the Moroccan international and see him as a massive asset to Xavi’s dynamics.

Unfortunately, however, their economic situation forces them to reconsider Abde’s situation.

Abde could become the scapegoat

The Blaugranas are in dire need of player sales given their economic troubles.

Ferran Torres, Ansu Fati and Raphinha are some of the players the administration see as saleable, but none has made the process easy.

Torres is adamant about winning a place under Xavi this season and refuses to leave under any condition.

Meanwhile, Fati’s market value is significantly lower than what Barcelona expected, while Raphinha’s performances give him a strong reason to stay.

If the club cannot facilitate any other big-name departures, Abde could end up as the scapegoat.

Despite deserving a spot with the first team, the youngster may be forced to leave purely for his good market value.

Loan with a buy-back clause

If the player does end up leaving, it will be on a loan with a purchase clause as Real Betis demand.

However, the Catalans will reserve a buy-back clause in such a case, similar to the operation involving Chadi Riyad.