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Transfer: Moffi to undergo Hamburg medical ahead of permanent switch

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Terem Moffi will undergo a medical in Hamburg ahead of a permanent transfer to the Bundesliga club, DAILY POST reports.

According to transfer expert, Fabrice Hawkins, OGC Nice and Hamburg have reached an agreement for Moffi’s transfer.

Nice will receive €2.5 million, including bonuses, for the Nigeria international.

The 27-year-old will undergo a medical on Saturday (today) and sign a contract with Hamburg until June 2029.

Moffi spent the second half of last season on loan at Portuguese giants FC Porto.

The striker registered one goal and one assist in nine league appearances, winning the Portuguese league title with the Dragons.

Transfer: Moffi to undergo Hamburg medical ahead of permanent switch

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