Senegalese midfielder Mor Ndiaye could be set for an early exit from Polish side Pogon Szczecin after attracting transfer interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia and Portugal ahead of the summer window.
The 25-year-old defensive midfielder only arrived at Pogon Szczecin from Greek outfit Athens Kallithea FC in a deal reportedly worth around €50,000, but reports in Poland suggest his future at the club is already uncertain.
Several foreign clubs are believed to be monitoring Ndiaye’s situation closely following his first season in Poland, with Saudi Arabian teams reportedly among the strongest admirers of the Senegal international.
A Portuguese club has also been linked with a possible move as interest in the midfielder continues to grow ahead of the transfer market reopening.
Ndiaye experienced a challenging debut campaign with Pogon Szczecin and struggled to secure a consistent place in the starting line-up throughout the season.
The Senegalese midfielder made 19 appearances across all competitions but was unable to establish himself as one of the club’s central figures during the campaign.
Despite his limited role, Ndiaye’s profile, experience and potential continue to attract attention from clubs abroad, with scouts reportedly still convinced by the qualities he can offer in midfield.
His situation is now emerging as one of the key transfer stories surrounding Pogon Szczecin during the off-season.
Although no official offers have yet been submitted, growing interest from outside Poland could place the club under pressure if concrete bids arrive in the coming weeks.
Pogon Szczecin are not currently forced into selling the midfielder, as Ndiaye remains under contract with the Polish club until 2027.
However, with clubs in Saudi Arabia and Portugal continuing to monitor developments, speculation surrounding the Senegalese player is expected to intensify as the summer transfer window approaches.
For Ndiaye, the coming weeks could prove decisive in determining whether he remains in Poland or pursues a fresh challenge abroad after only one season with Pogon Szczecin.