Inter have opened their eyes to Cameroonian left-back Mahamadou Nagida, a Rennes player, and his potential exit is already a subject of interest for Porto too. According to Africafoot, Nagida has had a brilliant start to the season in Ligue 1, earning the attention of two top-flight clubs. The French club, however, is not willing to give up its asset and has not received any concrete proposal at the moment.
Rennes, which has seen Nagida evolve thanks to his training in the Elite du Football des Boissons du Cameroun, has a contract with the player that lasts until June 2029. Despite the pressure, the Breton club has already shown that it does not want to sell off its talent, rejecting in the past an offer of 5 million euros from Besiktas. Currently, neither Inter nor Porto have presented an official offer, but both clubs are in the process of monitoring and evaluating Nagida's position.
The left-back has shown notable technical and tactical growth, contributing to both Rennes' defensive and attacking phases. His speed, positional sense and ability to support the attack make him a very versatile player, qualities that have attracted the attention of clubs looking for reinforcements on the left flank. Porto's interest, in particular, suggests that the Portuguese team could see Nagida as a key element in consolidating its defense and expanding its attacking options.
At the moment, Rennes maintains a strong position in the negotiations, with the club not intending to sell the player without a proposal that reflects his value. Inter continues to monitor the situation, while Porto awaits any developments. If the negotiation is successful, Nagida could move to one of the two teams, but for now it remains a crossroads of interests without any definitive offer. The next phase will be determined by the clubs' moves and the decisions of Rennes, who appear ready to defend their acquisition.