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Muhamed Tijani Transfer from Slavia Praha to Újpest
SportsLive.cz described Muhamed Tijani as a 'renitens' player and referred to his time at Slavia Praha as unsuccessful. The report added that Újpest, which is led by sporting director Pál Dárdai, viewed Tijani as a proven goalscorer and considered him available at a reasonable price.
SportsLive.cz described Muhamed Tijani as a 'renitens' player and referred to his time at Slavia Praha as unsuccessful. The report added that Újpest, which is led by sporting director Pál Dárdai, viewed Tijani as a proven goalscorer and considered him available at a reasonable price.
Újpest announced on its official website that it has signed Muhamed Tijani. Previously, Nyíregyháza had announced that Tijani would return to Slavia Praha after his half-year loan expired. It was then revealed that the Nigerian forward would not stay at Slavia Praha but would continue at Újpest, which had previously shown interest in him.
Újpest announced on its official website that it has signed Muhamed Tijani. Previously, Nyíregyháza had announced that Tijani would return to Slavia Praha after his half-year loan expired. It was then revealed that the Nigerian forward would not stay at Slavia Praha but would continue at Újpest, which had previously shown interest in him.
While Újpest would sign Muhamed Tijani, an agreement regarding his transfer has not yet been reached.
While Újpest would sign Muhamed Tijani, an agreement regarding his transfer has not yet been reached.
Újpest is still interested in Muhamed Tijani. Nemzeti Sport reports that Slavia Praha recently rejected a Hungarian offer of around 700,000 euros for Tijani, whose asking price starts from more than one million euros.
Újpest is still interested in Muhamed Tijani. Nemzeti Sport reports that Slavia Praha recently rejected a Hungarian offer of around 700,000 euros for Tijani, whose asking price starts from more than one million euros.
According to exclusive information from Africafoot, an agreement has been reached between Slavia Prague and Újpest for the transfer of Muhamed Tijani. Tijani was on loan at Nyíregyháza and will not return to the Czech Republic. The two clubs agreed on an amount estimated at around €1 million to allow the player to continue his career in the Hungarian top flight. Tijani's contract with Slavia runs until 2028. Impressed by his performances, Újpest decided to act to secure his services permanently.
According to exclusive information from Africafoot, an agreement has been reached between Slavia Prague and Újpest for the transfer of Muhamed Tijani. Tijani was on loan at Nyíregyháza and will not return to the Czech Republic. The two clubs agreed on an amount estimated at around €1 million to allow the player to continue his career in the Hungarian top flight. Tijani's contract with Slavia runs until 2028. Impressed by his performances, Újpest decided to act to secure his services permanently.
According to information close to the club from Csakfoci in the Czech Republic, the future of Muhamed Tijani, who was on loan at Nyíregyháza, is almost certain. The website for Csakfoci has learned from abroad that Újpest will pay the footballer's buyout price of approximately €1 million. This will permit the Slavia attacker, who scored 8 goals and provided 4 assists in 14 NB I matches, to continue his career in purple and white. Following interest from several parties in Tijani after his spring performance, Újpest is now close to reaching an agreement with all parties, and the final agreement is described as imminent.
According to information close to the club from Csakfoci in the Czech Republic, the future of Muhamed Tijani, who was on loan at Nyíregyháza, is almost certain. The website for Csakfoci has learned from abroad that Újpest will pay the footballer's buyout price of approximately €1 million. This will permit the Slavia attacker, who scored 8 goals and provided 4 assists in 14 NB I matches, to continue his career in purple and white. Following interest from several parties in Tijani after his spring performance, Újpest is now close to reaching an agreement with all parties, and the final agreement is described as imminent.
Reports in the Czech Republic state Ujpest's interest in Muhamed Tijani and that the club is monitoring the player's performances. However, it is stated that Ujpest has not made any official or unofficial contact with Slavia Praha. According to Fekete Tivadar, Nyíregyháza's sporting director, there have been several approaches for Tijani, including from Hungarian clubs, but Slavia has rejected those offers. Slavia Praha is currently asking for 1 million euros for Tijani. Fekete Tivadar also stated that they are in ongoing contact with the player's agent, who said that Tijani feels good in Nyíregyháza and that they are considering the various offers.
Reports in the Czech Republic state Ujpest's interest in Muhamed Tijani and that the club is monitoring the player's performances. However, it is stated that Ujpest has not made any official or unofficial contact with Slavia Praha. According to Fekete Tivadar, Nyíregyháza's sporting director, there have been several approaches for Tijani, including from Hungarian clubs, but Slavia has rejected those offers. Slavia Praha is currently asking for 1 million euros for Tijani. Fekete Tivadar also stated that they are in ongoing contact with the player's agent, who said that Tijani feels good in Nyíregyháza and that they are considering the various offers.
A report indicated that Újpest was a serious suitor for 25-year-old Nigerian forward Muhamed Tijani, suggesting the club was interested in a loan rather than a permanent transfer. However, it is now understood that this report is baseless. While the Budapest club is monitoring the player's performance, it has not made any official or unofficial contact with his parent club, Slavia Praha. In contrast, interest from DVSC is considered genuine. That club has already approached Slavia, but the Prague club's asking price is significantly higher than what DVSC is prepared to offer.
A report indicated that Újpest was a serious suitor for 25-year-old Nigerian forward Muhamed Tijani, suggesting the club was interested in a loan rather than a permanent transfer. However, it is now understood that this report is baseless. While the Budapest club is monitoring the player's performance, it has not made any official or unofficial contact with his parent club, Slavia Praha. In contrast, interest from DVSC is considered genuine. That club has already approached Slavia, but the Prague club's asking price is significantly higher than what DVSC is prepared to offer.
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