Moses Simon to Join Paris FC on a Three-Year Deal for €6.5 Million
Image Credit: dailypostSuper Eagles winger Moses Simon is set to join Paris FC on a three-year contract.
The transfer fee is reported to be €6.5 million from Nantes, where Simon spent six years.
Simon, 29, impressed last season with 8 goals and 10 assists in 32 Ligue 1 matches.
He is expected to earn around €300,000 monthly at Paris FC.
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