Mame Niang wanted by FC Porto, but HamKam complicate move | OneFootball

Identified by the Norwegian press as a target for FC Porto, Mame Niang is indeed of interest to the national champions, who have already opened talks with Hamarkameratene — better known as HamKam — with a view to signing the young Senegalese striker.

However, the Norwegian club’s demands are complicating the process. At this stage, the blue-and-white SAD believes the figures being asked by the other party are too high, so the possibility of the Dragons pulling out of the race cannot be ruled out.

At 20 years old and close to two metres tall, Niang is seen as one of the most interesting prospects on the Nordic market. In 2026, he has scored four goals in six games for HamKam, the club that activated its purchase option to sign him from Lyn.

According to Norwegian broadcaster TV 2, FC Porto, who were thought to be planning to place Niang in the B team, have already had two bids for the centre-forward rejected, the most recent being around €1.5 million.

This summer, the blue and whites have already secured another signing in Norway: young midfielder Eirik Granaas, just 16 years old, who is working with the first-team squad under the guidance of Francesco Farioli.

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