Akram Bouras is being considered by Olympiacos for the summer 2026 transfer window as a potential midfield signing.

Olympiacos is interested in Akram Buras, with the interest being conditional on his performance in the Europa League and the Bulgarian championship until the end of the year. Buras recently returned from an injury that had kept him out for a long period. If he performs well during the winter, Levski will attempt to keep him at least until the end of the season.

Olympiacos submitted an offer of 2 million euros for Akram Bouras, according to Donislav Donev, editor-in-chief at topsport.bg. The offer was rejected primarily because Levski Sofia has its European campaign in the autumn and Bouras is considered one of the team's most important and best players. Bulgarian reports also link Olympiacos to the player, but there is no official confirmation of a move from Olympiacos.

Olympiacos, while searching for a midfielder, submitted an initial offer for Akram Bouras. The proposal for the 24-year-old Algerian central midfielder was rejected by Levski Sofia, who wish to keep the player they signed in August 2025. Bouras, who is yet to be capped by the Algerian national team, is under contract until 2028 and, according to Transfermarkt, has a current market value of €2.00m. Other clubs, including Lens, Basel, and AEK Athens, are also interested in Bouras and a transfer is not excluded before the end of the transfer window.