Mostafa Mohamed Rejects Saudi Move Amid Wolves and Marseille Interest
Interest From Abroad
Egyptian striker Mostafa Mohamed has reportedly rejected a move to Saudi Arabia, despite interest from Al-Hilal. The 24-year-old is keen on playing in Europe, with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Olympique de Marseille showing interest.
Previous Loan Spell
Mohamed spent the second half of last season on loan at Galatasaray from his parent club, Zamalek. He impressed in Turkey, scoring nine goals in 15 appearances and helping the team win the Turkish Cup.
International Recognition
Mohamed has also been a regular for the Egyptian national team, scoring 12 goals in 33 appearances. His performances have attracted attention from across Europe.
Reasons for Rejecting Saudi Move
There are several reasons why Mohamed has turned down the Saudi move:
- Ambition to Play in Europe: Mohamed believes he has the talent to play at a higher level and wants to fulfill his potential in one of Europe's top leagues.
- Concerns Over Saudi League: The Saudi Pro League is not as competitive as the major European leagues and Mohamed is concerned about the quality of opposition he would face.
- Financial Considerations: While the Saudi club offered a lucrative contract, Mohamed is reportedly willing to sacrifice some financial gain to play at a higher level.
Interest From Wolves and Marseille
Mohamed's decision to reject the Saudi move has put him on the radar of two European clubs:
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wolves are reportedly interested in signing Mohamed as a replacement for Fabio Silva, who has been linked with a move to Anderlecht.
Olympique de Marseille
Marseille are also said to be monitoring Mohamed's situation and could make a move for the striker if they fail to sign their top target, Arnaut Danjuma.
Conclusion
Mostafa Mohamed has rejected a move to Saudi Arabia in favor of pursuing his dream of playing in Europe. With interest from Wolverhampton Wanderers and Olympique de Marseille, the Egyptian striker is likely to secure a move to one of Europe's top leagues this summer.
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