Despite the immense concern of Waldemar Kita linked to the great difficulties encountered by Vincent Labrune in the negotiation of TV rights for Ligue 1, the leaders of FC Nantes have nevertheless decided to move on from their summer transfer window.
Indeed, if Antoine Kombouaré’s Canaries have offered OL a loan with an option to buy the young midfielder Mahamadou Diawara, two other files are also being studied in a very concrete manner by the residents of the Stade de La Beaujoire.
According to information from our colleagues at West France, an agreement would be very well underway between FC Nantes and Rennes for French striker Matthis Abline. An operation that could bring in nearly €12M (bonus included) at Stade Rennais!
On the other hand, according to the latest indiscretions, a possible offer of €5 million is in the pipeline for Tunisian international Montassar Talbi, who remains highly sought after and who has an exit voucher granted by FC Lorient following the relegation of the Merlus to Ligue 2.
It is hard to believe it, however, because we imagine that recruiting a central defender would not necessarily be the current priority of the Kita clan.
Business to follow for Waldemar Kita on the side of FC Nantes, who could line up up to €17M (bonus included) at the start of the transfer window to try to secure the signatures of Montassar Talbi and Matthis Abline, who had shown himself to be very interesting after the arrival of Antoine Kombouaré (4 goals and 1 assist in his last seven matches played in Ligue 1 with the FCN under the orders of Kanak).
