Nations FC open to selling Faruk Mohammed to Vision FC

Tue 09th Jun, 2026 21:19

Nations FC are open to selling forward Faruk Mohammed to Vision FC on a permanent deal, according to reports.

The two clubs are currently exploring the possibility of a transfer, with discussions underway between both parties.

The 21-year-old forward has attracted interest following his performances, and Vision FC appear keen to secure his services as they look to bolster their attacking options ahead of the new season.

Faruk, who has been part of Nations FC's setup, is seen as a player with potential and could be a valuable addition for Vision FC if an agreement is reached. However, Nations FC are not desperate to sell and are willing to let the player leave only if the right offer comes in.

Should the move fail to materialise, Faruk is expected to return to Nations FC and begin pre-season preparations as the club gears up for their Division One League campaign.

The club value his contributions and would be happy to retain him if a suitable deal does not materialise.

Both clubs are expected to hold further talks in the coming weeks, with a decision on Faruk's future anticipated before pre-season officially begins. For now, the forward remains focused on his fitness and readiness, while his representatives work to find the best possible outcome.

The coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether Faruk Mohammed makes the switch to Vision FC or continues his development at Nations FC.

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Tue 09th Jun, 2026 21:19

Nations FC ready to sell Faruk Mohammed to Vision FC

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