Anderlecht won't let him go, but Moussa N'Diaye pushes for transfer to FC Schalke 04. The Belgian record champions are working on a new loan deal. Moussa N'Diaye can still return to FC Schalke 04. The German tradition club still hopes to bring the player to Gelsenkirchen. The player also wants a transfer. We wrote not long ago that Anderlecht and Schalke 04 were nearing an agreement over Moussa Ndiaye. It remained quiet around the player, who played in several European duels and also in the competition. Ndiaye did not travel to Kairat Almaty in the Europa League playoffs. This may be due to a transfer. Journalist Sacha Tavolieri knows that Schalke 04 has re-established contact with Anderlecht regarding a transfer. RSCA did not want to sell Ndiaye after the European duels, but the player wants to go to the German tradition club himself. Ndiaye pushes for a transfer. Schalke 04 still believes signing Moussa Ndiaye is possible! - Sacha Tavolieri (@sachatavolieri) August 20, 2026 🇸🇳 Having played a key role in the team's promotion last season, the German club has re-established contact with Anderlecht and is negotiating a potential move to the Bundesliga this summer. 🟣 After their… pic.twitter.com/LxRjfhC4w5 Moussa N'Diaye is very close to returning to FC Schalke 04. RSC Anderlecht is working on a new loan deal. Antoine Sibierski ensures that Anderlecht will receive future millions. In the agreement, there is a purchase option. It's a mandatory purchase option. Schalke will pay four million euros next summer to bring N'Diaye in permanently.

(Mandatory) purchase option of four million euros Anderlecht initially asked for five million euros for the flank defender, but ultimately did so with the proverbial wine. It must be said: the Belgian record champions will receive a nice profit on the Senegalese. The Belgian record champions paid only a training compensation in 2022 to have N'Diaye leave the youth teams of FC Barcelona. Die Königsblauwen won the title in the 2.Bundesliga last season. Schalke promotes to the Bundesliga. N'Diaye must help achieve the goal: maintaining the highest level in Germany