Lille midfielder Nabil Bentaleb is expected to leave the club when his contract expires this summer, with several clubs monitoring his situation. Despite Lille holding an option to extend, the Algerian international appears increasingly likely to move on.
The 31-year-old made a remarkable return to football after suffering a cardiac arrest last season. Bentaleb has been a key figure in Lille’s push for Champions League qualification, making 36 appearances across all competitions and scoring two goals with two assists. With just one match left in Ligue 1, Lille has already secured a spot in next season’s Champions League.
Turkish giants Beşiktaş have already made contact with his representatives, and another Turkish club is also in the race. Saudi Pro League sides have expressed interest as well. In France, several top-six Ligue 1 clubs are keen, while in England, teams from the lower half of the Premier League table are tracking his progress.
Bentaleb’s contract is winding down at Lille, and negotiations for a renewal are running parallel to offers from abroad. His future is expected to become clearer once the transfer window opens.
