Moustapha Mbow has attracted interest from four English clubs after an outstanding Ligue 1 campaign with Paris FC, with Fulham and Crystal Palace reported to have made the strongest moves for the 26-year-old Senegal international.
The centre-back has produced a series of high-level performances throughout the season, establishing himself as an undisputed starter in Paris FC’s defence. His consistency has drawn attention from clubs outside France as the end of the summer transfer window approaches.
According to Foot Mercato, Fulham and Crystal Palace have taken a direct interest in recruiting Mbow. Hull City are also monitoring the situation closely, while Africafoot has revealed exclusively that West Ham have been involved in the transfer case for several weeks.
Mbow’s form has strengthened his reputation in France. Week after week, he has demonstrated his ability to perform at the highest level of the French championship and shown that he is ready to take on a new challenge.
He made 34 appearances for Paris FC last season, starting 33 of those matches. His regular place in the club’s central defensive partnership has underlined his importance to the team and helped explain why several Premier League sides are now following his progress.
Mbow remains under contract with Paris FC until 2028. His current market value is estimated at €9m, while his salary in France is reported to be €550,000 a year, equivalent to 357,500,000 CFA francs.
The interest comes as Paris FC prepare to begin their Ligue 1 campaign against ESTAC Troyes. The match will be the club’s opening fixture of the French championship.
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For now, Mbow remains contracted to Paris FC, but the reported attention from Fulham, Crystal Palace, Hull City and West Ham could lead to increased transfer activity before the summer window closes. His performances last season have made him one of the Parisian club’s most closely watched players, with Premier League clubs assessing whether to make a formal move for the Senegal defender.