Egyptian international Mustafa Mohamed, striker for Nantes, arrived in the Turkish city of Konya on Sunday morning, in preparation for completing his transfer to Konyaspor.
Mustafa Mohamed
Club: Nantes
Mustafa Mohamed told reporters at the airport: "I won't say anything now. I will respond on the pitch."
He added, "I feel very comfortable. Konyaspor is a big club. I want to give my best for this club. That's all."
The official announcement is all that stands between Mustafa Mohamed, the French club Nantes player, and joining the Turkish side Konyaspor.
According to the Turkish channel HT, Konyaspor has reached an agreement to sign Mustafa Mohamed from Nantes for 750,000 euros, payable in three installments.
The Egyptian international passed his medical check-up without any issues and received final approval, and will join the team following the departure of striker Blaze Kramer.
Mustafa Mohamed has one season remaining on his contract with Nantes, which expires in the summer of 2027.
Nantes were relegated to the French second division last season.
Mustafa Mohamed missed most of Nantes' pre-season preparation after missing training at the start of the season, before returning to train with the reserve team.
The Egyptian striker missed Nantes' first three matches of the season.
Mustafa Mohamed will join the Turkish league, following in the footsteps of Mohamed Salah, who joined Trabzonspor.
The former Zamalek striker previously played in the Turkish league for Galatasaray.
Nantes signed Mustafa Mohamed from Galatasaray for 6.5 million euros.
Mustafa Mohamed has played 136 matches for Nantes since joining three years ago, scoring 29 goals.
