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Portuguese club FC Porto has decided to step back from pursuing Senegalese striker Mame Niang, 20, who plays for Norwegian club HamKam. The decision was driven by HamKam's valuation of the forward, which Porto deemed too high. In other club news, left-back Nuno Tavares, 26, has been ruled out of Porto's plans despite recent transfer speculation. Additionally, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled against the Portuguese state, ordering it to compensate FC Porto for violating freedom of expression after fines were imposed on Porto officials for criticizing referees.
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FC Porto Steps Aside for Mame Niang
HamKam's valuation of the forward has pushed the blue and whites away from a potential deal.
Nuno Tavares Out of FC Porto's Plans
The 26-year-old Portuguese left-back was once again linked with interest from FC Porto, but the club has ruled out a move.
Forward Who Faced Granaas in May Linked to FC Porto
Mame Niang, a 20-year-old Senegalese striker currently playing for HamKam in Norway, has been linked with a move to FC Porto.
European Court of Human Rights Condemns Portuguese State to Pay FC Porto
The court ruled in favor of FC Porto for a violation of freedom of expression, following fines imposed on club officials for criticizing football referees.
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FC Porto Signs Senegalese Striker Mame Niang from HamKam