Demba Seck, who is on loan at FK Partizan from Torino, is the subject of growing interest, which makes it increasingly unlikely the Serbian club will be able to retain him. His performances, which include six goals and eight assists in 37 games, have made him a key offensive player and have attracted the attention of Schalke's coach, Miron Muslić, who is building a team to return to the German top division. According to available information, Seck's contract contains a release clause of around two million euros, a sum that is not considered an obstacle for the club from Gelsenkirchen, even if they do not secure promotion to the Bundesliga. Schalke is currently in a strong position, leading the 2. Bundesliga with a few rounds left and is close to returning to the top flight. This interest from Germany follows reports from media in Serbia two months ago that Seck would stay at Partizan for the next season. His period in Belgrade has successfully revived his form and again drawn the attention of European clubs, following less impactful loan periods in Italy.