French press reports have revealed new developments regarding the future of Egyptian striker Mostafa Mohamed, who is being kept out of his team’s lineup by a technical decision from his manager, Michel Der Zakarian.
Nantes’ manager had excluded Mostafa Mohamed from the squad for today’s match against Rodez in the third round of the French Ligue 2.
Nantes suffered a goalless defeat in the first round against Red Star before losing again to Laval, 2-1.
The French newspaper L’Équipe reported that Mostafa Mohamed is in contact with Turkish clubs, and Nantes wants to receive a fee for his departure and does not intend to let him leave for free.
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Nantes’ management has not yet received any concrete official offers, despite the interest Mostafa Mohamed is attracting. He has a contract with his French club that runs until June 2027.
The French network butfootballclub commented that Turkey appears as a natural and likely destination for Mostafa Mohamed before the transfer window closes.
The 28-year-old Egyptian striker has significant experience in Turkish football, having worn the Galatasaray shirt before joining Nantes permanently in 2023, and scoring eight goals during his loan spell in 2021.
This brilliant period for Mostafa Mohamed will facilitate his return to Turkey, where he is of interest to several clubs, and his situation at his current club, Nantes, will push him to leave the team.
Mostafa Mohamed is currently training separately from his first-team teammates since his return last July, after missing the start of the pre-season. Nantes is seeking a solution regarding the Egyptian striker’s future.
Mostafa Mohamed’s transfer to the Turkish league is expected to put an end to his crisis with Nantes, as the crucial weeks before the summer transfer window closes begin.
