Rob Nizet: Iraklis eye move for Belgian-Senegalese left-back from FC Noah

Belgian-Senegalese left-back Rob Nizet of Armenian side FC Noah is being linked with a move to Greek club Iraklis, with the 24-year-old defender rumoured to be available as a potential free agent.

Nizet, who is listed with a market value of €250k, is currently on the books of FC Noah Yerevan in the Armenian Premier League, but his contract situation is unclear, with no expiry date recorded and no recent extension publicly confirmed. That uncertainty has fuelled suggestions in Greece and Armenia that Iraklis, who play in Super League 2, could look to strike a low-cost deal, or even move if the player’s contract has expired.

Born in Banjul on 14 April 2002 and standing at 1.77m, the left-footed defender has dual nationality, being registered as both Belgian and Senegalese. He wears the number 4 shirt for FC Noah and is primarily deployed as a defender at left-back.

The reported interest from Iraklis surfaced on 29 June 2026, with the probability of the move listed as “?” on transfer tracking platforms, underlining that talks – if they have started – remain at an early, speculative stage.

Nizet’s recent outings in Armenia have kept him on the radar of scouts, with his performances for FC Noah in the top flight drawing attention to his mobility down the flank and defensive work. Detailed transfer data list his value at €250k, making him a comparatively affordable option for Greek second-tier clubs looking to reinforce ahead of the new campaign.

With his prime years still ahead of him and his future at FC Noah unresolved, a switch to Iraklis – should it materialise – could offer Nizet a fresh platform in Greek football to reshape his career trajectory and enhance his reputation beyond Armenia.