Out of contract, Fodé Ballo Touré could make a comeback in Belgium | OneFootball

The Senegalese full-back is attracting interest from two Belgian clubs after his departure from Le Havre AC.

Fodé Ballo Touré / Havre

Fodé Ballo Touré has been without a club since his contract with Le Havre came to an end. The Senegalese defender could continue his career in Belgium, where Standard Liège and OH Leuven have expressed their interest.

After spending a season at Le Havre AC, the left-back chose not to extend his stay and is now exploring options on the market. Two Belgian sides have made inquiries about his profile: Standard Liège and OH Leuven. Both clubs are looking to strengthen their left flank and are closely monitoring the player's situation.

Standard, eager to bolster their defensive options, have begun discussions to understand the terms of a potential deal. Meanwhile, OH Leuven are keeping in touch with the player's representatives, although they have yet to make a concrete offer. Ballo Touré's profile—experienced and currently a free agent—stands out for his versatility and knowledge of top-level European football. Developed at Paris Saint-Germain, Ballo Touré later played for Lille, AS Monaco, and AC Milan before joining Le Havre on loan. His stint in Ligue 1 ended with 21 appearances for the Normand club.