Terem Moffi could be on the move again this summer as Serbian giants FK Partizan and newly promoted French side ES Troyes AC have reportedly shown interest in signing the Super Eagles forward.

Moffi spent the second half of last season on loan at FC Porto after a difficult period at OGC Nice.

The Nigerian striker reportedly left Nice in January following tensions with some supporters after the club’s 3-1 defeat to his former side FC Lorient in December.

During his short spell in Portugal, the 26-year-old recorded two goals and one assist in 13 appearances for Porto. However, the Portuguese club have now decided against activating the €8 million purchase option included in his loan agreement.

Reports suggest that Nice are open to selling the striker permanently, while Moffi himself is also unwilling to return to the Ligue 1 club after the difficult relationship with sections of the fanbase.

Partizan Belgrade are said to prefer a loan deal for the forward, whereas Troyes are pushing for a permanent transfer following their promotion back to the French top flight.

Opinion: Terem Moffi Needs Stability More Than Another Big Name Move

Terem Moffi’s situation feels like the story of a talented striker whose momentum has been disrupted by instability rather than lack of ability.

Not too long ago, he was considered one of the most dangerous Nigerian forwards in Europe, especially during his impressive spell at Lorient. His strength, pace, and finishing made him a nightmare for defenders in Ligue 1.

But football careers can change quickly when confidence and environment are affected. The reported fallout with Nice supporters appears to have damaged his connection with the club, and sometimes rebuilding that relationship becomes almost impossible.

At this stage of his career, Moffi may benefit more from finding a stable project where he feels trusted and emotionally settled rather than chasing the biggest club name available.

Troyes could actually be an interesting option. A newly promoted side often gives key players greater responsibility and freedom, something Moffi may need to rediscover his best form. Partizan, on the other hand, would offer European competition and a chance to rebuild confidence in a different environment.

What matters most now is regular football and a fresh start. If Moffi regains consistency, there is little doubt he still has the quality to become one of Nigeria’s most reliable strikers again.