Guinea centre-forward Algassime Bah is being linked with a move from Cypriot side APOEL Nicosia to Georgian champions Dinamo Tbilisi, with the 23-year-old Krasava ENY player emerging as a possible attacking reinforcement in the Erovnuli Liga.
Bah, born in Conakry on 12 November 2002, is valued at €500,000 according to Transfermarkt, a figure that is expected to frame negotiations if Dinamo decide to formalise their interest. The current probability of the move remains unclear, with the report listing it as “?”. Contract details at APOEL have not been disclosed, but the lack of publicly known expiry dates has fuelled talk that the forward could yet be available as a free agent if his situation is not resolved.
Standing at 1.82m and operating primarily as a central striker, the right-footed Bah has built a reputation as a mobile front man capable of leading the line. His career path has recently taken him to Krasava ENY, where he wears the No 12 shirt, while APOEL hold his registration in Cyprus’ top flight.
Recent performances have helped maintain interest. In his latest outing on record, Bah featured as a centre-forward for APOEL on 10 May 2026 in a 1-1 league draw against rivals AEK Larnaca, playing the full 90 minutes and registering three shots, one on target, in a tightly contested fixture that underlined his work rate and willingness to run in behind.
Having experienced different football cultures, from his development years to his time in Cyprus and now Krasava ENY, a switch to Dinamo Tbilisi would add the Georgian top tier to a growing CV. If the move materialises, it could offer Bah a platform to convert his €500k potential into sustained end product and to shape the next phase of his career in a side regularly competing for titles and European qualification.
