Man Utd hits hard against Sofyan Amrabat
Manchester United have decided not to buy Sofyan Amrabat’s contract, meaning the Moroccan player will return to Fiorentina at the end of his loan spell. The move marks a turning point for Amrabat, who finds himself back on the transfer market with just two days left until the end of his spell at Old Trafford.
According to Muppetiers, the Red Devils have chosen not to activate the midfielder’s purchase option, despite the relatively low cost of £21 million. The move is part of a wider strategy by Manchester United to reorganise and rejuvenate their squad, which also includes the potential departures of veterans such as Casemiro and Christian Eriksen.
Several European clubs, including FC Barcelona, Fulham, Milan and Juventus, as well as teams from the Saudi Pro League, have already expressed interest in Amrabat. The 27-year-old could therefore quickly find a new destination to continue his career.
Amrabat, who joined Manchester United on loan from Fiorentina, failed to convince the English club’s management of his long-term value. The move could offer the player another opportunity to prove his talent, whether in Italy or another major European league.
In short, Sofyan Amrabat’s imminent return to Fiorentina and the continued interest from other clubs are testament to his attractiveness in the transfer market, despite a disappointing spell at Manchester United.
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