Sofyan Amrabat was signed by Real Betis Balompié on a loan for one season. The transfer was a last-minute decision, driven by the friendship of Abde with Amrabat and the desire of Pellegrini to add a proven defensive midfielder. Manu Fajardo, the sporting director of Betis, emphasized the club's credibility in the market, which allowed them to secure Amrabat despite previous links to Sevilla. The transfer was facilitated by internal issues at Fenerbahçe, where several players, including Amrabat, had requested to leave due to Mourinho's dismissal.

Fenerbahçe revealed on their official website that Sofyan Amrabat, a 29-year-old Moroccan midfielder, has been loaned to the LaLiga team Real Betis until the season's end. The club expressed their hopes for him to have a successful and injury-free season. This transfer is part of Fenerbahçe's ongoing strategy to revamp their squad, following recent departures of players like Yusuf Akçiçek and Diego Carlos. As the new season approaches, the club is actively pursuing transfer activities to enhance their team composition. Amrabat's contract with his parent club Fenerbahçe is valid until June 2028, with his market value currently estimated at €17 million by Transfermarkt. Prior to his move to Real Betis, the midfielder was also associated with potential transfers to several other clubs, including Sevilla, Inter, and Juventus.