Italy and Cote d’Ivoire second striker Mohamed Alì Zoma of 1.FC Nuremberg is being linked with a summer move to Paris FC, with the 22-year-old reportedly a 31% probability of swapping Germany’s 2. Bundesliga for Ligue 1.
The Nuremberg attacker, valued at €8.00m on Transfermarkt, is attracting interest as his contractual situation remains unclear, with no public end date registered and the possibility he could be available as a free agent if talks over a deal do not progress.
Born in Merate on 15 December 2003, Zoma represents both Italy and Cote d’Ivoire at nationality level and has developed as a right-footed second striker, wearing the number 23 shirt for Nuremberg. Standing at 1.74m, he has been deployed primarily in an attacking support role.
Paris FC, who are targeting reinforcements ahead of the new Ligue 1 campaign, are understood to be monitoring the forward’s progress in Germany’s second tier. The French club’s interest comes amid growing recognition of Zoma’s market value and potential resale upside.
Zoma’s recent performances for Nuremberg in the 2. Bundesliga have kept scouts attentive, with his attacking contributions and versatility across the front line viewed as attractive qualities for a side aiming to consolidate in the French top flight. Specific contractual figures and formal bids have not yet been disclosed, and there is no indication the deal is close.
With his future at Nuremberg not yet settled and his valuation already at €8.00m at just 22, a switch to Paris FC would represent a significant step into a top-five European league and could prove a defining moment in shaping his reputation and long-term career trajectory if the move materialises.
