Amoura’s teammate on move to Benfica: Of course it’s possible | OneFootball

Maximilian Arnold, midfielder and captain of Wolfsburg, admitted the possibility of seeing Mohamed Amoura leave this summer. The Algerian player has been persistently linked to Benfica in recent weeks, with the Eagles making the winger a priority target to strengthen Bruno Lage's squad.

Wolfsburg's captain, Maximilian Arnold, has spent his entire career at the German club and is preparing to enter his 14th season with the team that competes in the Bundesliga. Quoted by Wolfsburger Allgemeine, he addressed Amoura's departure to Benfica and explained that "it's possible."

"Of course, it's possible, it's not impossible. Don't get me wrong, but that's how football works," Maximilian Arnold began to explain. The player, who has been with Wolfsburg for nearly a decade and a half, has seen many of his former teammates leave the club for bigger opportunities.

The German midfielder continued, speaking about Mohamed Amoura: "He undeniably has great qualities. Other players in the squad have different qualities, and I think it's necessary to find a distinct piece for each situation. I believe that if something starts to happen, the club will always have an alternative."

In the 2024/25 season, wearing the Wolfsburg jersey, Mohamed Amoura - currently valued at 32 million euros - played a total of 34 matches. In total, during the 2,729 minutes he was on the field, Benfica's target scored 10 goals and made nine assists. The transfer to Luz is pending a possible departure of Kerem Akturkoglu.

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