‘It’s going well’ – Moses Simon’s latest remarks fuel Marseille, Premier League speculation

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Super Eagles winger Moses Simon has been one of the standout players for Nantes this season with his performances in Ligue 1.

Despite a difficult campaign, Nantes sit 14th in the 18-team table, just one spot above the relegation zone. They have Simon to thank for keeping their survival hopes alive.

The Nigeria international has been a key creative outlet for the team and currently leads the Ligue 1 assists chart. He has also chipped in with seven goals and nine assists as Antoine Kombouaré’s side continue their fight to stay up.

'It's going well' – Moses Simon's latest remarks fuel Marseille, Premier League speculation
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Simon’s form has not gone unnoticed. In France, both Olympique Marseille and Olympique Lyon are reportedly monitoring the 29-year-old, while there is also interest from England, with Everton said to be keeping tabs on him ahead of a possible move.

With his contract set to expire in the summer of 2026, Nantes find themselves at a crossroads.

Simon signed an extension two seasons ago, but the club may now need to offer him a significantly improved deal or risk losing him for free next year.

The uncertainty over his future comes at a tense time for the club, who are still battling relegation with just a few games left.

Moses Simon keeps transfer cards close to the chest

Ahead of Nantes’ clash with Toulouse this Sunday, Moses Simon faced questions at the pre-match press conference about the growing transfer speculation.

'It's going well' – Moses Simon's latest remarks fuel Marseille, Premier League speculation
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The winger remained coy, insisting he is focused on the present and happy at the club.

“Nantes is a great club. I am happy here,” Simon said. “I like everyone — the supporters, the city. Everything is going well.

“Now we just have to win the match against Toulouse and stay up.”

Nantes are currently 14th on the Ligue 1 table with 31 points from 30 games, with four matches left to secure their top-flight status.

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Andrew Randa is a veteran Nigerian sports journalist with over 20 years of experience covering the beautiful game across Africa. Andrew served as a Media Officer for Nigeria's U-20 Men's National Team for three years, offering a unique perspective on the future stars of Nigerian football. Beyond reporting, Andrew is a pioneer in sports graphics creation within Nigeria. His expertise extends to sports kit design, making him a true multi-faceted talent in the African sports landscape.