Guélor Kanga is being linked with a move from Turkish side Esenler Erokspor to Serbian club OFK Beograd amid uncertainty over his contract situation.
The 35-year-old central midfielder, listed with a market value of €250,000, is currently on the books of Erokspor in Turkey’s 1. Lig but has no publicly stated contract expiry date, fuelling speculation he could become a free agent if no new deal is agreed. The latest transfer talk, dated 29 May 2026, places OFK Beograd as a potential next destination, with the probability of the move still reported as unclear.
Kanga, born on 1 September 1990 in Oyem, holds both Gabonese and Serbian nationality and operates primarily as a right-footed central midfielder. His dual nationality and previous experience in Serbian football make a return to the Super Liga Srbije a logical option, with OFK Beograd monitoring the situation as they assess low-cost midfield options.
Details of recent matches for Erokspor show Kanga continuing to feature in his familiar central role, contributing in possession and set-piece phases, although his current campaign statistics have not been formally updated alongside this transfer speculation. His shirt number at Erokspor is 12, and he remains an experienced presence in the middle of the pitch.
With his market value now at €250k, any deal for Kanga would likely be modest in fee terms or potentially free if he is allowed to leave at the end of his current arrangement. The reported probability of the transfer is listed only as “?”, underlining that talks, if any, are at an early and unconfirmed stage.
Should the move materialise, a switch to OFK Beograd could offer Kanga a late-career platform in familiar surroundings and an opportunity to extend his reputation in Serbian football before the final chapters of his playing days are written.
