Samsunspor are being linked with a move for Antalyaspor right winger Samuel Ballet as the Turkish Super Lig club explore a potential low-cost deal for the 25-year-old.
The Swiss-Cameroonian attacker, who wears the No 11 shirt for Antalyaspor, is valued at €2.00m on Transfermarkt, with reports in Türkiye suggesting Samsunspor are monitoring his situation closely. The probability of a transfer is currently listed as “?”, underlining that talks are at an early and speculative stage.
Ballet’s contractual situation at Antalyaspor remains unclear, with no public information on the length of his deal or expiry date. That uncertainty has fuelled suggestions he could become a free agent if his terms are not renewed, a prospect that would make him an even more attractive option in the summer market.
Born in Bern on 12 March 2001, the 1.84m winger is primarily deployed on the right of the attack and is right-footed. He holds dual nationality with Switzerland and Cameroon, a profile that has previously made him eligible for both European and African pathways at international level, though there is no senior national-team record listed for him.
Ballet has featured in the Süper Lig for Antalyaspor, where his pace and direct running from wide areas have been his main assets. However, detailed statistics from his latest fixtures – including opponent, date, scoreline and individual performance metrics – are not available in the current data set, making it difficult to assess his most recent impact in competitive matches.
With a market valuation that suggests room for growth at 25, any move to Samsunspor – whether via transfer fee or as a free agent – would offer Ballet the chance to consolidate his reputation in Türkiye and potentially use the Süper Lig as a platform for the next phase of his career.
