Ounahi has become a key player for Girona this season, starting in 15 out of 19 La Liga appearances. He has scored five goals and provided three assists, showcasing his talent and potential. The Moroccan midfielder joined Girona from Marseille in August 2025, signing a five-year contract. However, he spent the 2024-25 campaign on loan at Panathinaikos, gaining valuable experience.

Currently, Girona sits just four points above the relegation zone in La Liga. The club has avoided losing three consecutive matches since their initial games this season — a testament to their resilience. Amid these struggles, the team encourages fans to support them at Montilivi, especially during crucial matches. “Montilivi must present a full house in the match against RCD Mallorca this Friday night,” a club spokesperson emphasized.

The City Football Group owns Girona FC and also controls Manchester City. This connection raises questions about how a potential transfer could affect both clubs’ strategies and dynamics in the transfer window. Selling Ounahi could provide much-needed funds as Girona navigates its precarious position in La Liga.

As the transfer window approaches, many fans wonder how this decision will impact Ounahi’s career and Girona’s fight against relegation. “Staying in the First Division is within reach, and only together — as we have always done — can we push the team towards the goal,” said one dedicated supporter.

The upcoming weeks will be critical for both Ounahi and Girona FC. With interest from prominent clubs like Manchester City, how will they balance immediate needs with long-term aspirations? Only time will reveal whether they can secure their place in La Liga while maximizing their assets.

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