Nordin Amrabat, the brother of Sofyan Amrabat, has vowed that the Moroccan and Fiorentina star will only join a top club this summer. Manchester United is apparently one of the interested parties.
Amrabat was hailed as one of the World Cup's breakout talents after the midfielder was instrumental in advancing Morocco to the semifinals.
After the competition, the 26-year-old's name was associated with a variety of teams, including Chelsea and Liverpool.
He has been associated with Manchester United, Barcelona, and Arsenal more recently.
Before the Europa League final, Nordin Amrabat, a former Watford midfielder, told ESPN that his brother will only leave Fiorentina for a "top club."
He denied rumors that Sofyan may join West Ham, who defeated Fiorentina 2-1 in the championship game, although he did mention the possibility of a move to Old Trafford.
Amrabat formerly played for Dutch team Utrecht under Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United.
You won't exchange Italy for the Premier League's middle tier, Nordin added. "He wants to go to the top."
He is a top candidate for Barcelona, but you are aware of the club's financial position.
When you see which names are being considered, there will be fierce competition, of course, but you never know.
However, my brother now plans to play professionally, ideally in Spain or England, in my opinion.
Ten Hag is currently hunting for a striker because he needs one most. He will assess what is feasible from there.
However, I am aware that Ten Hag is won over by my brother because he got out from under him and they get along well, so who knows?
Before the Europa Conference League final, Sofyan Amrabat had also fueled rumors of a transfer.
It would be "nice to play," according to the defensive midfielder, in the Premier League.
The Premier League is undoubtedly one of the best leagues in the world, Amrabat stated.
Although it would be good to play there someday, I don't necessarily want to move to England; Spain is nice, and Serie A is a nice league.
"Football has changed a lot; it's more physical, requires more athletic ability, and has a higher tempo and intensity."
Naturally, the intensity is really great in England, therefore I believe it would suit me.
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hen you see which names are being considered, there will be fierce competition, of course, but you never know.
