Simon Ebonog attracts interest from Sevilla FC and Celtic Glasgow

Simon Ebonog’s emergence at Le Havre AC has attracted interest from several prominent European clubs, with Sevilla FC and Celtic Glasgow now monitoring the Cameroon midfielder ahead of the winter transfer window.

The player, developed by Le Havre, has established himself as a key figure in the club’s midfield since the start of the season. His performances have increased his profile in the European market, with a number of ambitious sides now considering a move.

According to journalist Abdel Hamed, Sevilla FC and Celtic Glasgow have expressed strong interest in Ebonog. Their attention underlines the growing reputation of a player who has become increasingly influential for Le Havre AC.

AS Monaco are also tracking the midfielder, as reported exclusively by Africafoot in September. The French club’s interest adds further competition for Ebonog’s signature and gives Le Havre several potential suitors to consider.

Le Havre hold strong negotiating position

Le Havre are in a favourable position should any of the interested clubs make a formal approach. Ebonog extended his contract in January, with the new agreement running until 2029.

That long-term deal gives the Normandy club leverage in negotiations and allows its directors to set their financial expectations for any possible transfer. The midfielder is valued at 4.5 million euros by Transfermarkt, making him a significant asset for Le Havre.

A departure could therefore bring the French club a sizeable financial return, although any sale would depend on an offer meeting its valuation and expectations.

Ebonog’s importance to the side was underlined when he captained Le Havre against Lorient. His regular starts, consistent displays and growing responsibility within the team have strengthened the case for a move to a higher level.

The midfielder’s next career step remains undecided, but the winter transfer window could prove decisive. Sevilla FC, Celtic Glasgow and AS Monaco are all among the clubs linked with him, leaving Le Havre and the player with an important decision to make.

Le Havre AC will shortly play their 11th-day match in the French championship against Troyes, with Ebonog’s continued role in the team likely to remain under close attention.