Hunt for Noah’s leader: nine clubs monitoring Mulahusejnović

The winter transfer window of 2026 could become decisive in the career of FC Noah striker Nardin Mulahusejnović. The Bosnian forward has found himself at the center of growing interest from several clubs across different countries, with attention intensifying over the past week.

According to the Telegram channel Mutko protiv, a fee of around €1.5 million has already been offered for the 27-year-old striker. Potential buyers mentioned include Poland’s Legia Warsaw and Israel’s Maccabi (later clarified as Maccabi Tel Aviv). It was also reported that Mulahusejnović is on the shortlist of Hungarian champions Ferencváros, who are actively seeking attacking reinforcements following Barnabás Varga’s move to Greek side AEK.

The geography of interest in the Noah forward is even broader. Russian sources report interest from Russian Premier League club Baltika, coached by former Pyunik head coach Andrey Talalaev. Another factor is the presence of Tenton Yenne in the Kaliningrad-based team, who joined last summer from the Armenian league. Earlier reports also mentioned interest from MLS club Los Angeles.

According to journalist Rudy Galetti, several European clubs are closely monitoring Mulahusejnović’s situation. In Poland, these include Legia, Pogoń, and Raków; in Italy, Cagliari and Pisa. Italian clubs are said to have already begun collecting updated information on the player, considering him as one of the attacking reinforcement options.

The full list of clubs currently showing interest in Nardin Mulahusejnović is as follows:
Legia, Pogoń, Raków, Cagliari, Pisa, Los Angeles, Ferencváros, Baltika, Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Mulahusejnović joined Noah in the summer of 2025 and almost immediately became one of the team’s leaders. This season, he has played 24 matches in all competitions, scoring 9 goals and providing 4 assists. The Bosnian striker was particularly impressive in the group stage of the UEFA Europa Conference League, playing a key role in the Armenian club’s qualification for the knockout stage. He scored 5 of the team’s 6 goals and added one assist, being involved in every goal Noah scored at that stage.

Mulahusejnović’s contract with the Armenian club runs until the summer of 2028, meaning Noah are under no pressure from contractual deadlines. A potential transfer would only be possible in the case of a truly substantial financial offer. According to Transfermarkt, the striker’s current market value is estimated at €800,000, but amid growing interest, this figure may prove to be only a starting point.

The coming weeks of the winter transfer window promise to be decisive. If negotiations with other targets fall through, Mulahusejnović could move to the forefront for several clubs, intensifying the battle for one of the most prominent forwards in the Armenian championship.

At the same time, Noah still have the UEFA Conference League round of 32 matches ahead (against Celje or AZ), so the Armenian club is in no rush to accept offers, and a sale would only be possible for a truly large transfer fee.