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Transfer: Hamburg reach agreement with Nice to sign Moffi
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Transfer: Hamburg reach agreement with Nice to sign Moffi

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

OGC Nice and Bundesliga club Hamburg have reached an agreement for the transfer of Terem Moffi, DAILY POST reports.

According to French news outlet, Nice Matin, Nice have accepted Hamburg’s offer for Moffi.

The transfer fee was however not disclosed by the publication.

Hamburg have been tracking the Nigeria international for several weeks.

The German club now have to sort out personal terms with the striker.

Moffi spent the second half of last season on loan with Portuguese champions FC Porto, scoring once in nine league appearances.

The forward registered 24 goals in 72 appearances across all competitions for Nice.

Transfer: Hamburg reach agreement with Nice to sign Moffi

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