Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi is reportedly considering his future at OGC Nice, following a disturbing incident where he and his teammate Jérémie Boga were subjected to assault and harassment by a section of the club’s fans. The incident, which occurred earlier in the week, was a direct consequence of the team's six-game winless streak, during which both players were reportedly beaten and spat on by fans at the club’s training facility. The severity of the assault necessitated that Moffi and Boga be taken to the hospital, after which they were granted several days off.

Following the widely reported assault, OGC Nice promptly released a statement, unequivocally condemning the actions of their supporters. However, despite the club's official stance, it appears that the traumatic experience has prompted Moffi to re-evaluate his position with the club. According to reports from Foot01, fellow French clubs Paris FC and Nantes have already shown interest in acquiring the 26-year-old striker.

Both Paris FC and Nantes are understood to be seeking to enhance the quality of their squads, particularly with an eye on maintaining their Ligue 1 status. Given Moffi's extensive experience as a seasoned campaigner in France, having spent the last five years playing in Ligue 1, he could prove to be a valuable addition to either team.

Nevertheless, a permanent departure for Terem Moffi from Nice currently appears to be a challenging prospect. The Super Eagles star is valued at approximately €15 million by Transfermarkt, and he still has nearly two years remaining on his current contract. OGC Nice is expected to demand a significant transfer fee, which might be financially prohibitive for relatively smaller clubs such as Nantes and Paris FC. However, the possibility of a loan move during the upcoming summer transfer window cannot be entirely ruled out, especially considering that Moffi has not consistently displayed his best form since returning from an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury earlier this year.