Transfer: Paris FC and Lens interested in Mohamed Ali Zoma

Author: Bassalia OuattaraPublished on: June 4, 2026Country: France

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Transfer: Paris FC and Lens interested in Mohamed Ali Zoma

Paris FC and RC Lens are closely monitoring player Mohamed Ali Zoma. The two Ligue 1 clubs have reportedly started discussions for a possible transfer during the summer window. Zoma, a breakout star this season, is attracting interest from several European clubs.

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