Moses Simon Hits 200-Game Milestone for Nantes, Cementing His Legacy in French Football

Moses Simon Hits 200-Game Milestone for Nantes

Simon’s Century x2: Nigerian Winger Reaches Historic Mark in France

Nantes, France – Super Eagles winger Moses Simon celebrated a massive career milestone over the weekend, making his 200th appearance for FC Nantes in their 1-1 draw against AJ Auxerre in Ligue 1.

Since joining the Canaries in August 2019, Simon has been a beacon of consistency and one of the club’s most productive and reliable attacking threats.


🧮 Moses Simon’s FC Nantes Stats

Competition Appearances Goals Assists
Ligue 1 167 32 35
Coupe de France 18 2 4
European Matches 10 2 1
Other 5 0 1
Total 200 36 41

🧠 Mr. Reliable in Relegation Battle

Simon’s contributions this season (7 goals, 9 assists) have been vital as Nantes fight to stay up in Ligue 1. The Nigerian has consistently produced in key moments, despite the club’s mid-table instability.


🎙️ Club Reaction

“Moses is not just a player — he’s a reference point,” said Nantes head coach Stéphane Ziani. “In difficult times, he steps up.”

The 28-year-old remains one of the few foreign players in Ligue 1 history to hit the 200-appearance mark for a single club in under six seasons.


🇳🇬 National Pride, Club Icon

Simon’s story is one of humility, professionalism, and consistent excellence — both for Nigeria and Nantes.

“This club is family to me,” Simon told French media. “I’ve grown here — as a player and as a man.”

With CAF qualifiers and WAFCON 2025 around the corner, Simon’s form is a major boost for the Super Eagles.


IDNN Takeaway

In an era of transfers and short-termism, Moses Simon’s 200-game run at FC Nantes is rare and remarkable. He’s not just a Super Eagle abroad — he’s become a pillar of French football.

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