Mostafa Mohamed (26) has been the subject of an approach from a Saudi Arabian club, and whilst he has rejected the interest from the Gulf State, he may yet leave FC Nantes this summer. According to a report from L’Équipe, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Olympique de Marseille have recently made enquiries about the Egyptian forward.
Whilst Nantes were quick to accept the €15m offer, lodged by an unnamed Saudi Arabian club, the player himself refused the move to the Middle East. The former Galatasaray forward could, however, still be set to depart the Beaujoire. Mohamed is also the subject of enquiries from Premier League side Wolves, as well as Marseille. The latter are back in the market for a striker following a serious injury to Faris Moumbagna.
Meanwhile, OGC Nice also bid for Mohamed earlier this month. However, this loan approach was rejected by Les Canaris. Nice now look set to sign Youssoufa Moukoko instead and are therefore considered to be out of the race to sign the Egypt international.
GFFN | Luke Entwistle
