Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi faces an uncertain club future as the summer transfer window approaches, with Serbian heavyweights Partizan Belgrade and newly-promoted Ligue 1 side Troyes reportedly showing interest, Naija Footy reports.
Moffi, who spent the latter half of last season on loan at FC Porto, saw the Portuguese club decline to make the move permanent, leading to his return to French outfit Nice. However, a continuation at Nice seems unlikely for the 27-year-old following an incident in late 2025, where he and some teammates were allegedly assaulted by sections of the club’s supporters after a league defeat.
Troyes, recently promoted to Ligue 1, are reportedly keen on signing the Nigerian forward as they aim to fortify their squad to avoid an immediate relegation. Moffi’s past experience in the French top flight with Lorient and Nice makes him a strong candidate for the club as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
Serbian side Partizan Belgrade have also expressed interest in Moffi as part of their strategy to build a title-challenging team capable of rivalling Red Star Belgrade, with ambitions of ending their trophy drought.
Currently valued at around €8 million on Transfermarkt, Moffi remains undecided about his next move. For now, his focus is expected to shift toward Nigeria’s upcoming international match against Portugal before making a final decision on his club future.
