Malian defensive midfielder Soungoutou Magassa, currently plying his trade at Nottingham Forest, is reportedly eyed by Ligue 1 side Monaco.
The 21-year-old, valued at around €12.00m (approximately 89.5 million DKK), has been making a name for himself in the Premier League with his current club sitting in 7th place, a position that qualifies them for the Conference League.
The potential move to Monaco could be a significant step up for Magassa in his career. The move would offer him a chance to compete in one of Europe’s top leagues and potentially offer him exposure to European football, given that Monaco often competes in the Champions League or Europa League.
Nottingham Forest has until the end of the month to decide on the future of their young star, as the transfer window closes on August 31. It’s worth noting that the club’s performance this season has been without the contribution of Nuno Albertino Varela Tavares, the 25-year-old Portuguese player who stands 183 cm tall and weighs 75 kg, as he has not featured in any matches this season.
This potential transfer, therefore, could have significant implications for both Nottingham Forest and Monaco, as well as for Magassa’s own promising career.
