Serbian powerhouse Partizan Belgrade and French club Troyes have both set their sights on Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi. The 26-year-old Nigerian international is currently on loan at FC Porto from OGC Nice, but his future remains uncertain as Porto has decided against making the move permanent.
Moffi joined Porto in January after a tumultuous period at Nice, where he was attacked by the club’s supporters following a defeat to his former team Lorient. During his loan spell, the forward managed two goals and one assist in 13 appearances for the Portuguese giants.
Porto had the option to sign Moffi permanently for €8 million, but they have chosen not to trigger that clause. This has opened the door for other suitors. Nice is eager to offload the player, and Moffi himself is not keen on returning to the French Riviera.
Partizan is exploring a loan move for the striker, while newly-promoted Ligue 1 side Troyes is looking to secure his services on a permanent basis. Both clubs see Moffi as a valuable addition to their attacking ranks for the upcoming season.