Kevin Mbabu is being linked with a move from Danish side Midtjylland to Swiss Super League club Servette FC, with his long-term future in Denmark unclear and a free-agent scenario not ruled out.
The 31-year-old right-back, listed with a market value of €3.00m, is currently on the books of Midtjylland in the Danish Superliga but has no publicly documented contract expiry date, fuelling speculation that an exit could come either via transfer or upon a contract ending. The rumour, dated 17 May 2026, carries an unspecified probability, underlining that talks remain at the speculative stage.
Born on 19 April 1995 in Chêne-Bougeries, Mbabu holds both Swiss and DR Congo nationality and is primarily a defender at right-back, operating off his preferred right foot. He wears the number 43 shirt at Midtjylland, where he is registered as a defender in the Superliga.
Servette FC, who compete in Switzerland’s Super League, would be bringing Mbabu back to his home country if a deal materialises. With his valuation at €3.00m, any potential move could represent either a modest fee for the Geneva club or a low-cost acquisition if his contract situation were to allow him to leave as a free agent.
Mbabu’s recent outings for Midtjylland have underlined his role as a dependable option on the flank, contributing defensively from right-back in the Danish top flight. Specific match data beyond the current Superliga campaign is not detailed in the latest information, but his presence has been consistent enough to draw attention from abroad.
With his age, experience and dual-national profile, a switch to Servette would offer Mbabu a fresh platform in familiar surroundings, and, if it happens, could shape the final phase of his career in Swiss football while potentially reviving his market standing in European leagues.
