Pape Moussa Fall attracts suitors, with Lorient and Lille among clubs interested | OneFootball

On-loan FC Metz forward Pape Moussa Fall is attracting strong interest after a prolific spell at La Louvière, with a price said to be six million euros. He is on loan until the first of June, when the French window opens. According to L'Équipe, Metz, who hold his deal until June 2029, have yet to decide his next step.

Clubs in England, Germany, Türkiye and Belgium are monitoring him, including West Ham, Crystal Palace, Stuttgart, Mayence, Samsunspor, Club Bruges and Anderlecht. In France, Lorient and Lille have recently enquired about his situation.

Fall has scored 12 goals in 29 appearances, helping La Louvière stay in the Belgian top flight. He turns 22 on the fourth of July.

Metz tried to recall him in January but were unable to do so. The club are considering whether to sell or to let him lead the attack in Ligue 2.

After joining Metz in summer 2024 following a first stint at RFC Seraing, he returned on loan to the satellite club in the Belgian second tier a year later, scoring 17 in 38. An anterior cruciate ligament rupture in January 2025 halted him before he hit eight in just over a month on his return with La Louvière between December 2025 and January 2026. La Louvière, operating on the division’s smallest budget, know they will not keep him this summer, whether he goes back to Metz or not.

Source: L'Équipe