Super Eagles defender Jordan Torunarigha has revealed he is in discussions for a possible transfer from Belgian club Gent.
“There are very interesting and concrete conversations that I am currently having,” Torunarigha told Transfermarkt.
“My contract runs until 2025 and I am not in a hurry to leave. We will see what happens.
“I strive for the highest possible sporting goals. That certainly plays a role in my decision.”
He has been linked with a return to Germany with Bundesliga clubs Hoffenheim and VfB Stuttgart possibilities, while Leeds United in England are also understood to be interested in the defender.
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Trabzonspor have disclosed to the Public Disclosure Plaform (KAP) how much Anthony Nwakaeme will be paid for the two seasons he will play on his return to the Turkish club. Trabzonspor reported that Nwakaeme, 35, is guaranteed an annual salary of 1,575,000 Euros as well as a signing-on fee of 500,000 Euros. He will also … Continue reading here ▶
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