Moustapha Mbow attracts Premier League interest after impressive Paris FC season

Moustapha Mbow has emerged as a target for three Premier League clubs after an outstanding campaign with Paris FC, with Fulham and Crystal Palace making direct approaches for the Senegal international, according to Foot Mercato.

The 26-year-old central defender has been one of the most consistent performers in Ligue 1, producing a series of high-level displays that have attracted attention from clubs outside France.

With the end of the summer transfer window approaching, Fulham and Crystal Palace are actively positioning themselves in an attempt to sign Mbow. Hull City are also closely monitoring the situation, while Africafoot reports that West Ham have been involved in the transfer discussions for several weeks.

Mbow established himself as an undisputed starter in the heart of the Paris FC defence during the season. His reliability and continued performances at the highest level helped underline his potential and suggested he is ready to take on a new challenge.

The Senegal international made 34 appearances for the Parisian club, starting 33 of those matches. His form has strengthened his reputation and placed him on the radar of several British clubs looking to reinforce their defensive options.

Mbow remains under contract with Paris FC until 2028. His current market value is estimated at €9m, while his annual salary in France is reported to be €550,000, equivalent to 357,500,000 FCFA.

The level of interest means Paris FC could face pressure to consider offers before the transfer window closes, although the defender’s long-term contract gives the club a strong negotiating position. Fulham, Crystal Palace and West Ham are all Premier League sides, while Hull City are also following developments closely.

Paris FC are due to begin their next French league campaign against ESTAC Troyes. Betting company 1xbet lists Paris FC as favourites for the match, with odds of 1.86 for a home win. A draw is priced at 3.10, while a Troyes victory is offered at 3.55.

Mbow’s involvement in that fixture will be closely watched as interest in his future grows. His performances for Paris FC have made him one of the Senegalese defenders attracting attention in the British market, with several clubs now assessing whether to make a formal move for a player who is still tied to the French club for another two years.