European clubs circle as Tunisian international Raki Aouani becomes a rising market target

Raki Aouani is drawing growing interest from across Europe as the next transfer window approaches, with several clubs submitting concrete offers for the 21-year-old Tunisian international.

The Étoile Sportive du Sahel winger, widely regarded as one of the brightest attacking prospects of his generation, has seen his market value rise thanks to his strong performances and consistency on the right flank.

According to sources, Étoile Sportive du Sahel has already received three formal bids.

Turkish side Eyüpspor have tabled an offer of €250,000, while Polish top-flight club Lech Poznań have come forward with a proposal in the region of €200,000.

Latvian champions FK Riga have also entered the race with an offer similar to Eyüpspor’s, reportedly around €250,000.

Despite this interest, Étoile du Sahel’s management has made its stance clear: Aouani will not be sold for less than €450,000. Club officials are said to be holding firm on their valuation as discussions continue with potential buyers.

In addition to the clubs that have already made bids, Slavia Prague is monitoring the situation closely.

While the Czech side has yet to submit an official offer, its interest underlines the growing European attention surrounding the young Tunisian.

Earlier reports also indicated that Le Havre and other European teams had expressed strong interest in securing Aouani’s signature.

A product of Étoile du Sahel’s academy, Aouani has built a reputation for his direct running, creative instincts, and ability to influence matches from wide areas.

With his contract running until June 2026, the club is under no immediate pressure to sell, but his rising profile could make him one of the most talked-about Tunisian players in the upcoming market.

Beyond his on-field qualities, Aouani fits the profile many European clubs now seek: young, technically gifted, and with significant potential for development.

As negotiations continue, his future is becoming a leading story in Tunisian football, and his next move could shape the trajectory of one of North Africa’s most promising talents.