Habib Diallo, who is currently experiencing difficulties at Al-Shabab FC in Saudi Arabia, is reportedly interested in terminating his contract to make a return to Metz. It is understood that Metz has reached out to Diallo, who appears to be enthusiastic about the idea of going back to the club where he spent seven years and has established strong personal connections, including owning a house and having many friends in the area. Al-Shabab has made several unsuccessful attempts to loan him out. Diallo, who joined Al-Shabab two years ago and has since been loaned to Damac FC where he scored 7 goals in 28 matches, is reportedly eager to return to Metz, a club where he scored 48 goals in 116 appearances between 2013 and 2020. Metz views the potential return of Diallo as a promising opportunity, with the club's director of sports, Frédéric Arpinon, considering it a 'pari' or 'bet' that fits well with his strategy. Although Diallo's contract with Al-Shabab extends until 2026, his desire to leave is strong, particularly with interest from several European clubs.