Nouha Dicko is being linked with a move from Paris FC to UAE Pro League side Al-Bataeh CSC, according to transfer listings monitored on Tuesday.
The 33-year-old centre-forward, currently on the books of Paris FC, is the subject of speculation over a switch from French football to the United Arab Emirates’ top flight, with the move listed without a clear probability and no details yet on any potential contract length. Data providers value the Mali–France dual national at around €300,000, a figure that would make him a relatively low-cost option for Al-Bataeh should talks progress, or an attainable free-agent target if his situation in Paris changes.
While the rumour does not specify whether a fee would be involved, Dicko’s recent market value trend has been downward, from €500,000 at Paris FC in mid-2024 to €300,000 by December 2025, suggesting any deal would be structured with his age and current status in mind. The listing also leaves open the possibility that he could become available on a free transfer, depending on how Paris FC choose to handle his future.
Dicko joined Paris FC from OFI Crete in January 2024 and has since added Ligue 1 experience to a career that has already taken in the English Championship and Premier League system with Wigan Athletic, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Hull City and loan spells at Blackpool and Rotherham United, as well as stints in the Netherlands with Vitesse Arnhem and in Türkiye with Gaziantep FK and Yeni Malatyaspor. Born in Saint-Maurice, Val-de-Marne, on 14 May 1992, the 1.73m right-footed striker is primarily used through the middle.
No recent match details or performances are specified in the available data, so it remains unclear how prominently he has featured for Paris FC in the build-up to this reported interest. If the move to Al-Bataeh CSC does materialise, it would mark another significant shift in a well-travelled career and could offer Dicko a final high-profile chapter in a growing Gulf league.
