Transfer Market: Akram Bouras targeted by a major Greek club.

Oct 21, 2026

Making a gradual return after a long absence, the Algerian midfielder is once again attracting interest on the European stage. His upcoming performances could significantly impact the future of his career.

The future of Akram Bouras could change during the upcoming winter transfer window. According to information from TransferFeed, reported by various media outlets, Olympiakos continues to show particular interest in the Algerian midfielder, who is currently linked with Levski Sofia. The Greek club, which failed to sign him during the last summer transfer window, has not given up on this pursuit.

However, the interest from the Piraeus giant depends on the player's performances in the coming weeks. Olympiakos wants to monitor his progress in the Europa League and the Bulgarian league until the end of the year, before deciding whether it makes sense to move to the next step in January. The performances of the former MC Alger player could therefore play a crucial role in future negotiations.

The midfielder's physical condition remains a major factor in this matter. An injury had kept him off the pitch for an extended period, at a time when several European clubs were interested in his profile. This absence notably caused him to miss important matches with Levski Sofia during the Champions League qualifiers. Recently back after this difficult period, the 23-year-old must now gradually regain his best form.

Signed in the summer of 2025 from MC Alger, Akram Bouras quickly established himself as an interesting asset for the Bulgarian squad. His performances accompanied Levski Sofia's impressive season, crowned Bulgarian champions after several years of waiting. This journey has helped increase his value among foreign clubs.

It remains to be seen whether Olympiakos's interest will translate into a concrete offer. For its part, Levski Sofia would like to keep its player at least until the end of the season if he continues to show good performances during the winter period. The coming months are therefore crucial for the future of the Algerian midfielder.

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