Rabat – Moroccan international Abde Ezzalzouli continues to attract praise for his performances with Real Betis, with the Spanish outlet Sport highlighting his growth and consistency this season.
The 24‑year‑old winger is enjoying the most productive campaign of his career. He has scored 12 goals and delivered 12 assists in 38 matches, contributing directly to 24 goals.
These numbers show his progress and confirm his importance to Betis’ attack.
Against Real Madrid on Saturday, Ezzalzouli impressed again in a 1‑1 draw, showing maturity in his decisions and reducing the inconsistency that had marked earlier stages of his career.
Sport noted that Ezzalzouli has retained his trademark qualities: bold dribbling, natural flair, and the ability to beat defenders in one‑on‑one situations.
His speed and agility make him one of the few wingers in LaLiga capable of consistently creating danger through individual skill.
Beyond his attacking contributions, the report stressed his defensive work. Against Madrid, he made key interventions, including a decisive challenge on Eduardo Camavinga.
His defensive statistics show strength in duels and tackles, outperforming several established wingers in Spain.
Tactical Commitment
Ezzalzouli’s game now extends across the full flank. He tracks back to recover possession, supports the defense, and maintains a high level of tactical discipline.
This balance between attack and defense has made him a more complete player, trusted by his coaches to deliver in different phases of play.
While decision‑making remains an area for improvement, his steady development suggests he is evolving beyond the label of a skillful dribbler. He is becoming a versatile winger capable of influencing matches at the highest level.
Ezzalzouli’s rise has not gone unnoticed. His performances this season confirm his potential to play a bigger role in Spanish football and strengthen his position with the Moroccan national team.
With Betis pushing for strong finishes in LaLiga, his contributions on both ends of the pitch will remain vital.