Ramy Bensebaini linked with Real Betis move from Dortmund

Algeria defender Ramy Bensebaini has been linked with a move from Dortmund to Real Betis in La Liga.

Bensebaini, 31, joined Dortmund from Borussia Monchengladbach on a free transfer in July 2023 and remains under contract with the Bundesliga club until 30 June 2027. His current market value is listed at €7m.

The centre-back has made four Bundesliga appearances this season, playing 134 minutes, while also featuring three times in the Champions League for 237 minutes. He started in 75% of Dortmund’s Champions League matches but has started 11% of the club’s Bundesliga games.

Bensebaini has also represented Algeria at the 2026 World Cup, starting all four of the country’s matches. He won the Africa Cup of Nations with Algeria in 2019 and the French Cup with Rennes in 2019.

The defender began his senior career at Algerian club Paradou AC before moving to Rennes, where he spent three seasons. He later joined Monchengladbach in 2019, making the switch to Dortmund four years later.

A move to Real Betis would take Bensebaini from the Bundesliga to La Liga, although his existing contract means Dortmund would need to agree terms with the Spanish club for a transfer to take place.

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