Abdessamad Ezzalzouli is progressing through his recovery programme at Real Betis following a serious injury that ruled him out of Morocco's 2026 World Cup preparations. The Moroccan winger has spent recent weeks in Seville intensifying his rehabilitation, with the club's medical staff closely monitoring every milestone on his path back to competitive action.
The 23-year-old's commitment to recovery extends beyond the training pitch. According to reports, Ezzalzouli has been taking English lessons during his rehabilitation period—a telling signal that he is preparing for potential moves away from Andalusia. Betis sporting director Manu Fajardo offered glowing praise for the winger's professionalism, stating: "Abdessamad is fully committed to the timetable set out for him. From the moment of his injury, he has been working day and night to return as quickly as possible."
Betis Hold Firm on Transfer Valuation
Despite missing Morocco's World Cup squad, Ezzalzouli remains one of La Liga's most sought-after attacking talents following his impressive displays for Betis last season. The club initially valued him at approximately 30 million euros but have made clear they will not entertain serious offers below that threshold. Instead, they have directed interested parties towards his 60 million euro release clause, a figure that underscores their confidence in his market standing.
Fajardo confirmed that recovery timelines remain on schedule, with the winger regaining explosive power in his shooting technique. "What remains is regaining full power in his shooting, but everything is going according to what the club's doctors have determined," the sporting director explained. Betis have adopted a relaxed stance on any potential summer departure, signalling they will only sanction an exit if an offer matches their financial expectations.
With the 2024-25 La Liga season approaching, Ezzalzouli's return to full match fitness will be crucial for Betis' European ambitions and his own development as an elite winger.
