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Musa Toure Hibs transfer bid 'considered' but they face battle from France for Adelaide United starlet

Hibs are one of two clubs that Adelaide United are considering bids from for teen striker Musa Toure with a French Ligue 1 outfit also interested, according to a report.

Nick Montgomery confirmed last year that the 18-year-old was being watched closely by those at Easter Road as the capital club continue to look at the A-League for new talent. FTBL reports that the Hibees appear "favourites'" to land the youngster, with a view to loaning him back to his current club for the remainder of the season.

They also state that they understand his preference could be to make the switch to Scotland over an unnamed French top flight club, with negotiations ongoing. A move to Leith would also see him link up with Jimmy Jeggo, Martin Boyle and Lewis Miller who are all part of the Socceroos set-up. The French option is also being considered by both the club and player as he looks set for a move to Europe. Speaking at the end of last year, Hibs boss Montgomery said: “I know most of the kids in Australia and I track their progress and watch as many games as time allows. We’re looking at players across the world who are coming off contract at the end of the season - and Musa is one of those.

“He’s a young player we’ll be watching. There’s nothing concrete and there have been no discussions but he fits a certain profile of what we want to bring in. A lot of clubs are looking at the A-League now and I think what we achieved with the Mariners showed what can be done with a small budget, so long as you can identify and bring on young players.

“Aussie players offer good value and once they get to Europe their value can sometimes go silly, so it can be a good investment. I know that market very well and it’s one we’re always keeping an eye

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