The 23-year-old has emerged as one of the most sought-after attacking players in Germany, with his performances attracting attention from several leading European clubs.
According to Sky Sport Germany, both Juventus and Tottenham have already communicated their interest to Ebnoutalib's representatives, although no agreement or formal move has been reported.
The forward is under contract with Eintracht Frankfurt until 2031, leaving the Bundesliga club in a strong negotiating position should interest develop into concrete offers.
Ebnoutalib's performances this season help explain the growing attention. He has scored eight goals and provided two assists in 10 appearances across all competitions, including six goals in the league and two in the cup.
Those returns have made him an increasingly important part of Frankfurt's attacking play and placed him firmly on the radar of clubs looking to strengthen their forward options.
Frankfurt are keen to protect their investment and are already considering an improvement to the player's salary as they look to secure his future.
Discussions over an adjustment to his wages had been planned with Markus Krösche, who recently resigned from his position as sporting director. The matter is now expected to pass to Joti Chatzialexiou, his designated successor.
The club's long-term contract provides some protection against outside interest, but the prospect of an improved deal underlines how highly Frankfurt regard the forward.
For Juventus and Tottenham, the reported interest represents an early indication of their appreciation of Ebnoutalib's development. Whether either club decides to pursue him further remains to be seen, with Frankfurt holding a strong hand given the length of his existing contract.