Momar N’Diaye: Senegalese-French striker joins RS Magny on free transfer from Saint-Julien

Senegalese-French forward Momar N’Diaye has joined RS Magny on a free transfer from Saint-Julien, completing a move that adds significant experience to the French club’s attack.

The 39-year-old centre-forward switches clubs after his spell with Saint-Julien, with the deal finalised on 19 July 2026. N’Diaye’s arrival strengthens RS Magny’s options through the middle, where his natural position is as a central striker.

Capped by both Senegalese and French football structures at youth and domestic levels during his career, N’Diaye brings a dual-national background and many years in the European game. His move to RS Magny underlines the club’s intention to rely on a seasoned focal point in the final third, with the veteran forward expected to operate at the heart of their frontline.

N’Diaye had been leading the line for Saint-Julien before agreeing to the switch, and his transition to RS Magny keeps him in the French football pyramid. The free transfer also allows his new side to reinforce without paying a fee, making it a low-risk addition in squad-building terms.

The transfer sees N’Diaye continue his career in France, with RS Magny securing the services of an experienced centre-forward on a free transfer from Saint-Julien.