Senegalese-Serbian winger Ibrahima Ndiaye, currently without a club, has been linked with a move to Greek second-tier side Anag. Karditsa.
The 31-year-old right winger became a free agent in the summer after leaving FK Decic Tuzi on 1 July 2026. Anag. Karditsa compete in Super League 2, with the reported interest emerging on 21 August.
Ndiaye spent the second half of the 2024-25 season with Decic after joining from Mladost in January 2025. He helped the Montenegrin club win the national cup during that campaign, the first recorded cup success of his career.
The Dakar-born player has spent much of his career in the Serbian game, making 233 appearances in the Super liga Srbije and recording 50 goals and 31 assists. His Serbian experience includes spells with Napredak and Cukaricki, while he also played for Randers FC in Denmark and Al-Hilal.
Ndiaye’s current market value is listed at €275,000, down from a career high of €1m. No transfer fee or contract terms have been reported in connection with the possible move to Anag. Karditsa, and the player remains without a club.