France-Algeria right midfielder Kamil Manseri of FC Koper is being linked with a switch to Serbian side Vojvodina, with the 25-year-old’s contractual situation fuelling suggestions he could be available as a free agent.
The Toulouse-born winger, who can operate across the right side of midfield and prefers his left foot, is currently valued at €300k, according to Transfermarkt. The reported probability of the move remains unclear, listed only as “?”, but Vojvodina are understood to be tracking the player as they reshape their squad for the Super liga Srbije.
Manseri’s deal at Koper is not publicly registered with a fixed expiry date, and there is no record of a recent contract extension, prompting speculation that the Slovenian Prva Liga club could lose him for nothing if talks do not progress. That uncertainty has encouraged interest from abroad, with Vojvodina seen as a realistic next step in his career.
Standing at 1.83m and wearing the No 99 shirt for Koper, Manseri has built a reputation as a modern wide midfielder, combining height with close control on his stronger left foot. Born on 12 June 2001, he holds both French and Algerian nationality, enhancing his appeal in European markets.
He has been a regular part of Koper’s set-up in Slovenia’s top flight, with recent performances keeping him on the radar of scouts in the region. In his latest outing – a Prva Liga fixture for Koper earlier this month – he featured on the right flank as his side sought to secure their league position, with his work rate out wide again noted by observers, even though detailed statistics from that match have not been publicly broken down.
If a move to Vojvodina does materialise, it would offer Manseri a fresh platform in Serbia to convert his promise and relatively modest market value into a stepping stone towards a higher-profile European stage.
