Mostafa Mohamed’s future at FC Nantes has become increasingly uncertain after the Egypt international reportedly received offers from Turkey, according to L’Equipe.
The interest could accelerate a possible departure for the 28-year-old striker in the coming weeks, although no transfer has yet been agreed.
Mohamed remains out of the Nantes squad and did not take part in the club’s collective return to training. He has still not rejoined his team-mates since that episode, leaving his position at the club under growing scrutiny.
Offers from Turkey could provide a way out of an increasingly difficult situation. Mohamed is already familiar with the Turkish league, having previously played for Galatasaray before moving to Nantes.
That experience could make a return to Turkey an attractive option for both the player and the clubs involved. If a sufficiently convincing proposal arrives, a move could give Mohamed the opportunity to revive his career while bringing his time with Nantes to an end.
However, his immediate future remains unresolved. Mohamed is still under contract with FC Nantes, and the club has not confirmed that he will leave. His continued absence from the squad, combined with reported interest from Turkish clubs, has nevertheless intensified speculation over his next move.
The coming weeks are expected to be important for the Egypt international as discussions continue during the transfer window. Mohamed was also previously being monitored by Pyramids FC, as reported exclusively by Africafoot.
Any potential deal would need to take account of the striker’s existing contract, which runs until 30 June 2027. His market value is estimated at €3.5m.
Mohamed is reported to earn an annual salary of €1,770,000, equivalent to 1,150,500,000 FCFA, at FC Nantes.
The striker joined Nantes after his spell with Galatasaray, where he established his links with Turkish football. A return to the country could now offer a solution to the stand-off surrounding his current situation, but the next stage of his career remains dependent on whether an offer meets the expectations of the relevant parties.
For now, Mohamed remains a Nantes player, although his omission from the squad and the emerging Turkish interest suggest his future could be decided before the transfer window closes.