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Transfer: Moses Simon demands Nantes exit

ovanews 2 months ago 1 min read
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Nigeria winger, Moses Simon is seeking an exit from Ligue 1 club, Nantes this summer, DAILY POST reports.

Simon’s contract with the Canaries will expire in 2026 but he is not willing to sign an extension.

Nantes are reportedly willing to sell the player to avoid a cheap departure next summer, according to French news outlet, Foot Sur.

The 29-year-old has been linked with a move to Premier League club, Everton.

The talented winger has six goals and eight assists in Ligue 1 this season.

Simon arrived in Nantes from Spanish club, Levante in 2020.

Antoine Kamboure’s side are expected to demand around €15m for the player.

Transfer: Moses Simon demands Nantes exit

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