Strasbourg track Gabriel Wesseh as African transfer news gathers pace

Racing Club de Strasbourg are monitoring 18-year-old Gabriel Wesseh, the American forward of Liberian descent who is currently under contract with Fredrikstad FK, according to journalist Tom Bogert.

Wesseh has scored four goals and provided two assists in 639 minutes during the first half of his season in Norway. A number of other clubs are also preparing significant offers for the teenager ahead of the winter transfer window.

The latest developments form part of Africafoot’s live coverage of transfer rumours, completed deals, records and other news involving African footballers on 10 November 2026.

Soufian Gouram attracts interest from three countries

Germany’s TSG Hoffenheim, VfL Wolfsburg and FC Augsburg have registered an interest in Hertha BSC midfielder Soufian Gouram, reports German newspaper Bild.

The 20-year-old German-Moroccan’s contract with the Berlin club expires at the end of the season. That situation has also attracted attention from several clubs in France and England, who could look to secure his services while he approaches the final months of his current deal.

Swansea consider ending Jeremy Monga loan

Jeremy Monga’s time at Swansea City could come to an early end in January, with the club’s chief executive Tom Gorringe holding discussions over terminating the winger’s loan from Manchester City, according to Swansea Independent.

Swansea invested one million pounds sterling in the deal but are now seeking to reduce the cost to 500,000 pounds while ending the player’s weekly salary payments. Monga’s wages are reported to be between 13,000 and 20,000 pounds per week.

The 17-year-old, who is of Zambian descent, has yet to make a competitive appearance for Swansea, despite showing qualities in training that have encouraged some club figures to consider giving him an opportunity.

If an agreement is reached, Manchester City would be able to send Monga on loan to another club.

Championship clubs assess Jesurun Rak-Sakyi

Jesurun Rak-Sakyi is being considered by Bolton Wanderers and Derby County as both clubs prepare for the winter transfer market, according to Football League World.

The Ghanaian international is due to become a free agent when his contract with Crystal Palace expires at the end of the season. That could reduce his market value in January and make a move more attractive.

Bolton have been advised to pursue Rak-Sakyi as they prepare for the possible departure of several forwards currently out on loan. Derby, meanwhile, are actively searching for wingers to improve their options in wide areas.

Palmeiras and Fluminense compete for Francis Amuzu

Francis Amuzu’s contract with Gremio is due to expire on 31 December, leaving the 27-year-old in a strong position to decide his next club.

Journalist Fabio Vargas reports that Palmeiras and Fluminense have both been encouraged by the Ghanaian winger’s performances and contractual situation. Amuzu’s representatives are also considering a return to Belgium, with Anderlecht another possible destination.