There were rumors about Tokmac Nguen moving in the summer transfer window, particularly involving a Saudi club. Both parties reportedly reached an agreement and were only a signature away from completing the transfer, but the deal collapsed at the last moment. Djurgården's sporting director, Bosse Andersson, confirmed discussions and a concrete offer from the Saudi club, with both clubs agreeing on terms. The player himself was prepared for the move and admitted he would have earned a lot of money. No specific Saudi club is named. The transfer ultimately failed.

Tokmac Nguen is also on the verge of leaving Djurgården. The club is in agreement with another club, but the process has been delayed. Bosse Andersson hopes the transfer will be completed soon, though there are alternative options.

Tokmac Nguen has six months left on his contract with Djurgården. There is a risk that he might leave the club as early as this summer. Nguen mentioned that he enjoys playing at Djurgården, appreciates the club, and the supporters. However, the decision involves two parties, and discussions about his future are ongoing. Nguen has spoken with his agent, who has communicated with Bosse Andersson, the club's representative. The absence of European play for Djurgården this summer influences Nguen's decision. He also considers his family's situation, as they reside in Norway.