Super Eagles forward Abraham Marcus continues to attract transfer interest following his impressive performances for Portuguese side Estrela da Amadora.
The 26-year-old Nigerian was reportedly the subject of interest during the summer transfer window, with clubs from Europe and elsewhere exploring the possibility of signing him.
One confirmed approach came from Brazilian giants Vasco da Gama, whose pound 4 million proposal was rejected by Estrela. Portuguese publication A Bola reported in June that the Lisbon club considered the offer insufficient and expected greater interest in the Nigerian.
Marcus was also credited with interest from Italian side Lecce, while other reports linked him with clubs in Saudi Arabia, Mexico and elsewhere.
Reports of a separate pound 4 million offer from Danish club FC Midtjylland in the closing days of the transfer window have also emerged, although that particular claim has not been independently confirmed by the strongest sources reviewed.
Marcus remains contracted to Estrela until 2028, giving the Portuguese club considerable leverage over his future.
The Nigerian international joined Estrela in 2025 and quickly became an important attacking player. He finished the 2025/26 campaign with five goals and six assists from 31 appearances, according to A Bola.
With two senior caps for Nigeria already to his name, Marcus will also be hoping that regular football in Portugal can strengthen his case for another Super Eagles invitation.
His decision to remain at Estrela could therefore prove significant as he attempts to maintain consistency while waiting for the right opportunity to take the next step in his career.