Rabiu Mohammed is set to leave Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala in the on-going January transfer window.
Mohammed, 29, who joined the club for a second spell in the summer after penning a three and a half year deal with the club could leave after just six months due to the club’s current financial difficulties.
The Russian giants have failed to pay some players their salaries due to the financial constraints facing them and are likely to lose some of their key players.
"Most of the leaders of the first part of the season. I do not want to call everyone. I say, we are negotiating ... "Anji" has already missed Konstantin Savichev, Ivan Novoseltsev, John Chancellor. So Danil Glebov recently moved to Rostov. It is possible that Yuri Dupin and Mohammed Rabiu will leave us. Of course, the losses are colossal," Anzhi manager Magomed Adiev confirmed.
With the second round of the Russian top flight league set to return, Anzhi Makhachkala are the only side to pitch training camp in the country.
Other clubs from Russia have traveled abroad for preparations but Anzhi will train in Tsentrosoyuz base in Kislovodsk.
The former FIFA U-20 World Cup winner has featured in 11 games so far this season for Anzhi.