Moussa Ndiaye: Senegal Midfielder Leaves Al-Nasr to Become Free Agent after UAE Pro League Spell

Senegalese central midfielder Moussa Ndiaye has completed his departure from Al-Nasr to become a free agent, with the transfer officially registered on 2026-07-01 and his contract now running until 2026-07-01 as a player without a club.

The 22-year-old leaves the UAE Pro League side for “Without Club,” the designation for unattached professionals, confirming that he is now available on a free transfer after his Al-Nasr deal ended with no transfer fee involved. The move is logged with a fee of None, underscoring that the separation was a contract expiry or mutual parting rather than a sale.

Ndiaye’s market value is currently listed at €800k, a figure that reflects his status as a promising but still-developing midfielder. Standing at 1.83m and operating primarily as a central midfielder, the right-footed Senegal international has been competing abroad in the United Arab Emirates, away from his home country of Senegal, where his career first drew wider attention.

His most recent club, Al-Nasr, competes in the UAE Pro League, meaning Ndiaye has been gaining experience in a foreign top-flight environment rather than in any domestic Senegalese competition. The completed transfer to “Without Club” now places him in a position to move again, potentially remaining abroad or returning closer to home, depending on interest and opportunities that arise.

Born on 23 Feb 2004 in Malicounda, Ndiaye has reached free-agent status at an age when many midfielders are still finding their identity. His profile as a central midfielder suggests a role in linking play, offering energy in both defensive and attacking phases, though specific statistical details on appearances, goals, and assists from his time at Al-Nasr are not provided in the current data.

There is no match-by-match breakdown, so information such as recent opponents, scorelines, or individual performance metrics is not available, and the number of appearances and direct contributions for Al-Nasr in the UAE Pro League has not been detailed. What is clear, however, is that he has been part of a professional setup in a competitive league, experience that will add weight to his CV as he seeks the next step.

From a Senegalese perspective, a young midfielder with overseas experience and a six-figure market valuation reaching the open market will likely attract attention from both local media and fans who follow the fortunes of their expatriate players. Internationally, his free-agent status and €800k valuation position him as a potentially low-risk, high-upside signing for clubs seeking to reinforce central midfield without paying a transfer fee.

With no contractual ties following 2026-07-01 and his status formally recorded as “Without Club” until 2026-07-01, Ndiaye now enters a crucial phase of his career. The next move he makes could define his development curve, shape his reputation at club and potentially national-team level, and determine whether his experience abroad serves as a springboard to a higher-profile league or a return to a more familiar environment.