FC Porto pull out of Mame Niang move, demands put club off | OneFootball

FC Porto will not move forward with the Mame Niang deal. The 20-year-old striker from HamKam, Norway, had attracted interest from the Dragons for a possible move to the B team, but, according to information gathered by Portal dos Dragões, Porto’s SAD will drop the process.

At issue are his club’s high demands, considered unrealistic by the Dragons compared to the value they believe is appropriate. The valuation of the forward, who stands at 1.97 meters, is well above what, according to the Norwegian press, was the Dragons’ latest offer — in this case, 1.5 million euros. As such, only an unexpected twist, with HamKam lowering its demands, could revive Porto’s interest in this transfer window.

It should be noted that, also according to the local press, some Turkish clubs are also keeping an eye on the striker, who has scored four goals in nine matches this season.

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