Super Eagles midfielder Tochukwu Nnadi could leave Olympique Marseille during the January transfer window amid uncertainty over his role at the French Ligue 1 club.
The 23-year-old Nigerian joined Marseille from Belgian side Zulte Waregem in February 2026 in a deal reportedly worth €6 million, but has struggled to establish himself as a regular starter.
Nnadi made eight appearances for Marseille during his first half-season at the club, and his limited playing time has raised questions about his long-term future.
Reports suggest Marseille could consider either selling the midfielder or allowing him to leave on loan as the club assesses its squad and financial position ahead of the second half of the season.
The French club is reportedly under pressure to balance its finances, potentially increasing the likelihood of player departures during the January transfer window.
Despite the uncertainty, Nnadi has shown glimpses of his ability, including a recent performance against Angers that demonstrated his potential to contribute more regularly to the team.
A move away from Marseille could offer the Nigerian international an opportunity to secure consistent playing time and continue his development.
Regular appearances at club level would also help Nnadi strengthen his position in the Super Eagles setup as he seeks to become a more established member of Nigeria’s senior national team.
However, Marseille have not officially confirmed plans to sell or loan the midfielder, leaving his future uncertain ahead of the January window.
