According to Diario Sport, Real Betis have begun preparations for their La Liga debut against Real Sociedad next Friday, with Abd Ezarzuli returning to training after recovering from injury.
Real Betis returned to training at the Luis del Sol sports centre on Tuesday to begin preparations for their match against Lacatuja. The team transitioned into league preparations after their final preseason friendly against Inter Milan in Bari.
The absence of head coach Pellegrini during training that day was the most attention-grabbing factor. Due to personal reasons, the Chilean coach did not personally lead the team, but he is expected to resume normal work from Wednesday.
Even bigger news came from Abd Ezarzuli. Several top clubs are monitoring the player, and he returned to team training that day with a bandage on his right leg.
Abboud participated in training this Tuesday with his right leg wrapped in bandages. / Andalusia Post
Betis hope his recovery continues smoothly and that he will be fit for the league opener against Real Sociedad. However, the transfer market remains closely watching the highly valued player.
Abdeljad is no longer just a rotation option for Pellegrini. The Moroccan winger has long since evolved from a player who changes the pace of the game into one of the team's core players. His speed, one-on-one ability, and courage have all increased in tandem with his statistics, attracting interest from some of Europe's best clubs.
Missing out on the World Cup was a significant blow to the player, as he missed out on this crucial tournament for his national team. Now, his priority is to fully regain his peak form and reclaim his important role in both Betis and the Moroccan national team.
Betis set his release clause at €60 million, a figure that would deter some clubs, but not an absolute obstacle for some of the wealthier Premier League teams. Abboud was once rumored to be a candidate for Newcastle to strengthen Gordon's squad, but multiple sources say the player himself has refused any contact.
Currently, Turkish clubs consider Galatasaray to be the most likely to sign him. According to Fanatik, if the Istanbul giants fail to sign Gabriel Martinelli, they will pursue Abboud with all their might. Betis' stance is clear: they will not sell him and will only direct all interested parties towards his €60 million release clause. If Abboud insists on his position, nothing will progress.
