Senegalese defensive midfielder Mor Ndiaye is being linked with a move from Pogon Szczecin to Greek Super League 1 side Atromitos, according to transfer speculation emerging on 30 May 2026.
The 25-year-old, who plays primarily as a holding midfielder, is currently on the books of Ekstraklasa club Pogon Szczecin, where he wears the number 19 shirt. The latest rumours place his market value at €450,000, a figure that could prove attractive to Atromitos as they look to strengthen their squad in a key central area.
Details around Ndiaye’s contractual situation in Poland are unclear, with no publicly listed expiry date on his deal. That uncertainty has fuelled suggestions he could become a free agent if an agreement is not reached, potentially lowering the barrier to a move should Atromitos firm up their interest. The reported probability of the transfer remains unspecified, listed only as “?”.
Born in Thiès, Senegal on 22 November 2000, Ndiaye stands at 1.85m and is a right-footed specialist in the defensive midfield role. He represents a physical screen in front of the back four and fits the profile of a ball-winner who can operate in the engine room of the pitch. He is registered with a single nationality, Senegal, and has been part of Pogon Szczecin’s set-up in Poland’s top flight, the Ekstraklasa.
Recent appearances for Pogon have kept Ndiaye in the shop window, with his latest outings in the Polish league helping maintain his reputation as a reliable option at the base of midfield, even if precise match-by-match statistics are not publicly detailed in this dataset.
Should a move to Atromitos materialise, it would offer Ndiaye a fresh platform in Greece’s top division and could prove a pivotal step in shaping both his European career trajectory and his wider reputation as a defensive midfielder.
