Alexandre Tunkadi: FC Emmen linked with move for Marseille Bs France-DR Congo midfielder

France-DR Congo attacking midfielder Alexandre Tunkadi, who most recently played for Marseille B and is now registered with Belgian side RFC Seraing, is being linked with a switch to Dutch club FC Emmen in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie.

The 20-year-old, listed at 1.83m and left-footed, is the subject of speculation over a move from Marseilles reserve set-up to Emmen, with the rumour first noted on 3 July 2026 and the probability of a transfer currently marked as unknown (?). The report also lists no active contract expiry date for the player at his former club, raising the possibility that he could be available as a free agent or on a low-cost deal.

Tunkadi has dual nationality, representing both France and DR Congo, and is primarily deployed as an attacking midfielder. He progressed through the ranks at Olympique Marseille after joining from French side Football Club Fleury 91s youth system in 2020, stepping up from Marseille U17s in 2021 to the U19s and then to Marseille B in July 2023.

A transfer to RFC Seraing in Belgium is recorded as having taken place on 3 July 2026, though details of his contract length and any fee are not specified. That lack of clarity, combined with the Emmen link emerging on the same date, has fuelled uncertainty over whether the Belgian stint is part of a short-term arrangement or administrative move ahead of a potential switch.

Transfermarkt data shows Tunkadis market value fluctuated early in his senior development, with a peak listed value of 50,000 for Marseille B in December 2023 before dropping to a recorded figure of 0 by June 2024. The current rumour notes no official market valuation, adding to the intrigue around what kind of deal FC Emmen might pursue if they formalise their interest.

There are no publicly available detailed match statistics from his most recent season, and no specific fixture including opponent, date, scoreline or individual contribution is recorded in the data provided, leaving scouts to lean heavily on his development pathway rather than recent headline displays.

Having already experienced youth football in France and a registered move into the Belgian system, a concrete transfer to FC Emmen would offer Tunkadi an early cross-border step in senior European football and a chance to turn promise into a more established reputation if the speculation ultimately leads to a deal.