Abde Ezzalzouli distances himself from Paris Saint-Germain.

Moroccan international Abde Ezzalzouli's chances of moving to French club Paris Saint-Germain during the upcoming winter transfer window have diminished, following media reports linking him to a potential reinforcement of the Parisian attack.

Ezzalzouli's name surfaced after Georgian player Khvicha Kvaratskhelia suffered a serious injury that will keep him sidelined for an extended period, raising speculation about PSG's search for a replacement to bolster coach Luis Enrique's options.

However, Italian journalist Matteo Moretto, a transfer news specialist, reported through the "DAZN" network that the Moroccan player's chances of joining the French club currently appear slim, dismissing the circulating news about the deal turning into serious negotiations at this stage.

In the same context, Real Betis sporting director Manuel Pellegrini denied the rumors that have circulated in recent weeks regarding Paris Saint-Germain's interest in signing Ezzalzouli, according to statements reported by Spanish media.

This development comes despite the outstanding performances the Moroccan winger has been delivering with the Andalusian team, as he has become one of its key attacking players thanks to his speed, individual skills, and ability to create chances from the left side.

Ezzalzouli has played nine matches with Real Betis this season across various competitions, scoring four goals, which strengthens his position among the primary options for Chilean coach Manuel Pellegrini.

The Moroccan international has a contract with Real Betis that runs until June 2029, while reports indicate that the Spanish club is keen to retain his services, making a transfer during the upcoming winter window unlikely in the absence of any signs of official negotiations between the two clubs.