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Transfers

Chelsea and Manchester City chase Moroccan prodigy as Real Madrid eyes

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Chelsea and Manchester City chase Moroccan prodigy as Real Madrid eyes

Chelsea and Manchester City have both entered the race for Ajax’s 17‑year‑old Moroccan winger Abdellah Ouazane, while Real Madrid and Juventus also monitor the teenager ahead of the next transfer windows, according to an exclusive 4‑4‑2 report. The Dutch side are keen to retain him.

Why the English clubs covet the talent

Ouazane has emerged as one of Ajax’s most promising young talents, earning regular senior appearances despite his age. His technical ability, creativity and versatility make him an exciting prospect for clubs seeking long‑term attacking options. Primarily deployed on the left wing this season, he can also operate as an attacking midfielder, offering tactical flexibility.

Chelsea have continued investing in young players with considerable potential, and see Ouazane as a possible successor to their ageing wide‑men. The club’s recent strategy of securing emerging talent aligns with the winger’s profile and the need to refresh their attacking stock.

Manchester City could view the Moroccan international as a valuable long‑term addition to an already potent attack. City’s depth on the flanks means a player capable of both scoring and creating would bolster squad rotation and future planning.

Competing suitors and contract talks

Real Madrid remain admirers, having previously attempted to secure his services in 2025 before that move collapsed. Juventus are also reportedly interested, adding further competition for the teenager’s signature. Ajax are keen to retain Ouazane and extend his contract, which runs until 2028.

His representatives are said to be seeking annual wages of €4 million to €5 million as negotiations progress. Ajax sporting director Jordi Cruyff is reportedly reluctant to disrupt the club’s existing wage structure, which could complicate any deal.

Future outlook and challenges

The youngster will turn 18 in January, a milestone that could shape his future trajectory. Chelsea, Manchester City, Real Madrid and Juventus will continue monitoring developments as Ajax weigh their options. Should contract extension talks stall, Ouazane could become one of Europe’s most sought‑after young talents.

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