Toulouse are being linked with a move for USL Dunkerque central midfielder Antoine Sekongo, whose future in Ligue 2 remains uncertain amid talk he could become a free agent.
The 21-year-old, valued at €3.00m on Transfermarkt, is rumoured to be on the radar of the Ligue 1 side as they look to strengthen in central midfield. The speculation, dated 19 May 2026, suggests a possible step up from Ligue 2 to the French top flight, though the reported probability of the deal remains unclear and is currently listed as “?”.
Sekongo, who wears the number 8 shirt for Dunkerque, is officially listed without a confirmed contract expiry date, fuelling suggestions that he could either be approaching the end of his deal or be in a situation where a free‑agent departure cannot be ruled out. There is no indication yet of an agreed fee or whether Toulouse would move for him before or after any contract situation is resolved.
Born on 13 June 2004 in Attécoubé, the 1.78m right‑footer is a central midfielder by trade and is capable of operating as a modern box‑to‑box option. He holds dual nationality with Mali and Côte d’Ivoire, adding to his appeal in terms of international potential, although there is no record here of senior caps or national-team appearances.
Sekongo currently represents Dunkerque in Ligue 2 and is listed with his club rather than a national team in the latest data. Recent statistics for individual matches, including opponents, dates, scorelines and specific performances, are not provided in the available information and therefore cannot be verified.
With his age profile, dual nationality and €3.00m valuation, a switch from Dunkerque to Toulouse would mark a significant step in Sekongo’s career, and if the move materialises it could shape his reputation as one of the more intriguing young midfield options emerging from Ligue 2.
