Moses Simon affirms happiness in France amid EPL transfer rumors.
Super Eagles winger Moses Simon has admitted that he has peace of mind in France and admitted he would consider leaving if the right offer arrives.
The 29-year-old Nigerian international has been a vital figure for Nantes since he arrived from the Spanish side Levante in 2019.
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The 2023 AFCON finalist has spent over six seasons in France, and he has become the club’s most consistent attacking threat, recording an impressive 37 goals and 42 assists in 201 appearances across all competitions.
In the current campaign, Simon has played a pivotal role in Nantes' attack, directly contributing to 18 of the team’s 39 Ligue 1 goals.
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The former Levante star has been previously linked with Marseille and Leeds United, and Simon is now entering the final year of his Nantes contract, and a departure appears imminent.
English Premier League side Everton are reportedly interested in the €12 million-rated player.
Speaking about his future, Simon confirmed that he is comfortable at Nantes, but acknowledges foreign interest and wouldn't rule out a good offer.
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“Yes, I’ve heard about the interest, and I know my agent is in contact with some clubs. Right now, I’m still a Nantes player,” Simon said.
“I’ve always given my best for this club, and I respect my contract. But of course, every player wants to play at the highest level.
“The Premier League is one of the best in the world. If the right offer comes, and it’s good for me and my family, then why not? But I’m not desperate. I have peace here in France. It has to be the right project.”