Théo Bongonda is being linked with a surprise return to Trabzonspor, with the Spartak Moscow winger reportedly emerging as a potential target for the Süper Lig side.
The 30-year-old, valued at around €5.00m on Transfermarkt, is the subject of speculation over a move from the Russian Premier Liga back to Türkiye, where he previously spent time on loan at Trabzonspor. The current rumour, logged on 2 February 2026 with the probability of the deal still listed as “?”, suggests talks are at an early and uncertain stage rather than indicating any advanced negotiations.
Bongonda, a left-footed right winger who wears No 77 at Spartak, has rebuilt his market value in Moscow after moves from Cádiz and KRC Genk, with his price recently fluctuating between €5m and €6m. With no contract expiry date publicly indicated in the data, observers have also floated the possibility that he could become a free agent in the near future, which would significantly alter the dynamics of any potential deal.
The DR Congo international, born in Charleroi on 20 November 1995 and also holding Belgian nationality, has experience across several top divisions, including La Liga with Celta Vigo, the Belgian Pro League with Zulte Waregem and Genk, and La Liga’s relegation battle environment with Cádiz. His earlier stint at Trabzonspor came via a loan from Celta, before he re-established himself in Belgium and later moved on to Spain and Russia.
No specific recent match data – such as opponents, scorelines or individual contributions – is provided in the available information, so it remains unclear how his most recent displays for Spartak might be influencing interest from Trabzonspor.
If a transfer does materialise, a second spell in Trabzon could offer Bongonda a chance to revive his trajectory in a familiar league and add another chapter to a career already marked by moves across Europe’s major competitions.
