Captain during Paris FC's resounding 4-0 victory over Stade Brestois, Moustapha Mbow is continuing his excellent form. Highly valued by his coach Antoine Kombouaré, the Senegalese defender is now attracting significant interest in the transfer market. Several Premier League clubs have already expressed interest, while teams from the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 are also monitoring his progress.

Recently honored at the Stade Jean-Bouin for reaching the milestone of 100 appearances for Paris Saint-Germain, the 26-year-old defender is undoubtedly enjoying the best period of his career. A key player for the past two seasons, he has taken his game to another level since Kombouaré took over as manager, becoming a true pillar of the team.

His performances did not go unnoticed by Senegal's national team coach, Pape Thiaw, who traveled to the Orly training center to speak with him. Already called up despite not having played a single minute, the 1.92m defender now aims to secure a place in the national team, with the World Cup firmly in his sights.

Under contract with Paris FC until 2028, Mbow is at a turning point in his career. Well-integrated into an ambitious club, he has not yet received a contract extension offer, even though the management wants to keep him and the player hasn't ruled out continuing his adventure in the capital.

But the competition is heating up. According to several sources, three English clubs have already submitted concrete offers: Crystal Palace, where Ismaïla Sarr plays, Fulham FC, and West Ham United, El Hadji Malick Diouf's club. Liverpool FC is also closely monitoring the situation, as is Ipswich Town, recently promoted to the top flight.

In Germany, an undisclosed club has also expressed interest, demonstrating the growing appeal of the Senegalese player. In France, LOSC Lille had already made inquiries during the last winter transfer window.

Trained at the Darou Salam Football Academy, Moustapha Mbow could well be living his last months at Paris FC given his performances and the interest he is generating abroad.