Free from any contract after his tenure at Espérance de Tunis, Tunisian midfielder Montassar Triki is in advanced talks with PFC Dobrudzha Dobrich, newly promoted to the Bulgarian First Division for the 2025/26 season. At 23 years old, the former player of one of Africa’s most prestigious clubs views this opportunity as a strategic gateway to top-level European football.
Triki was trained at Espérance de Tunis where he began his professional career, later moving on loan to AS Soliman before becoming a free agent this summer. His market value is estimated between €300,000 and €500,000, reflecting recognized potential in the international market[1]. While several clubs in Tunisia and abroad showed interest, it is the offer from PFC Dobrudzha Dobrich that drew his attention. The Bulgarian club, just promoted to the top flight, aims to establish itself sustainably by relying on experienced players shaped in renowned football academies, which explains their interest in Triki[2][4].
For Dobrudzha, a historic club founded in 1916 and based in Dobrich, this arrival represents a major step in their sporting project. The club aims to build a competitive and stable team in Bulgaria’s First Division harnessing the contribution of international recruits like Triki. The Druzhba Stadium, with a capacity of 12,500, will be the venue for this new challenge for the Tunisian, who hopes to use this springboard to reach higher levels in Europe[2][4].
This agreement could be finalized in the coming hours, marking a turning point in Montassar Triki’s career. This transfer also symbolizes the increasing openness of Bulgarian clubs to talents from North Africa, thereby enhancing the visibility and appeal of the Bulgarian championship for ambitious foreign profiles.
