Mostafa Mohamed is linked with a move to Turkish club Konyaspor, as he is in talks following his exclusion from Nantes' plans and his relegation to training with the reserve team.
Mostafa Mohamed's transfer to Konyaspor hinges on the club's current striker, Blaž Kramer, as the club is preparing to activate its backup plan of signing the Egyptian in the event of the Slovenian player's departure.
According to the Turkish outlet "YeniHaber," Mostafa Arslan, the president of Turkish club Antalyaspor, confirmed that they have reached an agreement to sign striker Blaž Kramer.
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The president of Antalyaspor stated: "Unless something unexpected happens at the last minute, we have reached an agreement with Kramer, and we will not be able to make him available for the match against Sarıyer."
He added: "However, he will be included in the team's squad for the match against Bandırmaspor, and if the technical staff deems it appropriate, he will be able to participate."
The Turkish network "anadoludabgun" confirmed that Mostafa Mohamed will wear the Konyaspor shirt after Kramer's separation from the club, which will receive a financial compensation following an agreement between the player and Antalyaspor.
Kramer will bid farewell to his teammates and Konyaspor's technical staff during today's training session, after which he will head to Antalya to undergo medical tests and officially sign the contract, with Mostafa Mohamed set to be his replacement.
Kramer is Antalyaspor's first choice, while the Slovenian striker had requested an improved contract, including a two-year extension and a salary increase, to remain with Konyaspor in the coming seasons.