Amidst the summer transfer frenzy, the spotlight has firmly fixed upon a prominent Moroccan football talent.
Manchester United appears to be at the forefront of the pursuit, vying to secure his signature from his current Serie A club.
While the Red Devils surge ahead in the pursuit, other contenders have emerged in the race for the 26-year-old Morocco international.
Enter Saudi Pro League sides, who have thrown their hats into the ring, and even Liverpool has not shied away from expressing their intrigue in the Moroccan player.
With a keen understanding of the football landscape, Prade, a central figure at Fiorentina, comprehends Amrabat's eagerness to leverage the substantial interest emanating from football giants like United and Liverpool.
However, nestled within this transfer imbroglio lies a crucial hurdle that must be surmounted.
The crux of the matter, as articulated by the Fiorentina executive, is that the tantalizing prospect of Amrabat's move hinges on a tangible bid from any of the potential suitors.
It's a stance that resonates with fairness and logic, underscoring the notion that genuine intent must be manifested in concrete offers before any transition can be envisioned.
"The situation is clear," said Prade on Fiorentina’s YouTube channel.
"He wants to join a top club and we want to satisfy him, but if we receive no offers, he will stay with us. We don’t have a player like him in the team."
As Manchester United persist in their efforts to trim their squad, the prospect of pursuing Amrabat remains dim until they successfully facilitate the departure of at least one more player.
Over at Anfield, Liverpool's urgency to address the void in their holding midfield position was palpable.
However, their recent acquisition of Wataru Endo from Stuttgart has bolstered their ranks, potentially altering their stance on pursuing Amrabat.
It's possible that the need they once felt may have diminished, casting doubt on any impending move for the Moroccan player.