Sofyan Amrabat Agrees Ajax Move After Fenerbahçe Exit

The dramatic development comes just hours after Amrabat and Fenerbahçe agreed to terminate his contract by mutual consent, immediately making the midfielder available to negotiate with clubs.

According to reports citing Fabrizio Romano, Amrabat has agreed personal terms with Ajax and is now edging closer to completing a return to the Netherlands. The move represents a major statement from Ajax as they look to add experience and defensive strength to their midfield.

Amrabat, 30, is no stranger to Dutch football. He previously played for Feyenoord during the 2017/18 campaign, making 33 official appearances before embarking on a career that took him to Italy, England, Spain and Turkey.

His experience at the highest level is expected to be particularly valuable for Ajax. The Moroccan international has accumulated 78 appearances for his country and has also featured for Manchester United, Fiorentina, Fenerbahçe and Real Betis.

Ajax have reportedly been searching for a specialist holding midfielder, making Amrabat an attractive solution. His physical presence, defensive awareness and ability to dictate play from deep could give the Amsterdam club greater balance in the middle of the pitch.

Reports suggest Amrabat had interest from a La Liga club but has chosen Ajax, with the opportunity to return to the Netherlands proving decisive.

The final formalities are now expected to be completed, with Ajax preparing to welcome an experienced midfielder who could immediately become one of the key figures in their squad.