Following the termination of his initial loan contract with the Danish side AC Horsens, Gambian Muhammed Jallow of Fortune Football Club is currently in negotiation with the club to extend his stay according to The Nerve Africa Sources.
On Tuesday, it was reported that Horsens had ended Jallow’s loan spell, and he was due to return to his parent club Fortune FC. This came after the takeover of the new owners of the club whose revolution intends to release many of the players, most especially those under a finishing contract.
However, the player is tipped to change agents and would likely extend his stay with the Yellows if all negotiations and agreements go as planned.
“The player will change agents. We are working on that, and he is likely going to stay as we are negotiating with the club for now,” a source close to his club told The Nerve Africa.
Jallow joined Horsens in August 2023 from the Gambian first-tier side Fortune FC on a six-month loan deal with an option to buy which is now on the balance.
The Gambia U20 star has since spent a significant number of his time with the Danish feeder team despite having his debut with the A-team as his only match during a barren draw with Hillerød in late September.
Jallow was the third Gambian player to play for Horsens in the last two seasons after James Gomez and Alagie Saine. He made 9 appearances for the club — 8 of which came with the junior teams scoring 4 goals and assisting 4 more.
