Mohamed Amine Amoura's future appears to lie away from Wolfsburg this summer. With the club's relegation to the German second division, the forward's stay seems unlikely, as he aims to continue competing at the highest level.
According to various European media outlets, three clubs are reportedly circling the Algerian international: Stuttgart, Benfica, and Everton. Each destination presents compelling arguments for securing the player, who has delivered convincing performances in recent seasons, despite a recent spell marred by injuries.
A year ago, French newspaper L'Équipe reported that Benfica had submitted an offer of €28 million upfront plus €6 million in add-ons, but Wolfsburg rejected it, holding out for €40 million, though they were open to negotiating at €35 million.
Now, the forward, who scored a goal at the World Cup, is once again being linked by international press to the team managed by Marco Silva.