Chelsea and Manchester City are reportedly interested in signing Ajax wonderkid Abdellah Ouazane, with Real Madrid and Juventus also competing for the highly rated youngster ahead of future transfer windows. According to an exclusive report from 4-4-2, several European heavyweights…

Chelsea and Manchester City are reportedly interested in signing 17-year-old Ajax winger Abdellah Ouazane. Real Madrid and Juventus are also monitoring the Moroccan international, whose performances in the Eredivisie have attracted significant attention across Europe ahead of upcoming transfer windows.
Ajax hope to secure a permanent contract extension for Ouazane beyond his current deal ending in 2028. However, his representatives are reportedly seeking annual wages of €4 million to €5 million, which sporting director Jordi Cruyff may be reluctant to approve.
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