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Owner of FC Nantes since 2007, Waldemar Kita has denied rumors about possible negotiations with Trent Alexander-Arnold. Like Kylian Mbappé, the Liverpool vice-captain would like to acquire a club and his choice would have fallen on FC Nantes. But according to the economist, the English international will have to break his piggy bank to complete the operation.
The old subject of the sale of FC Nantes has resurfaced in the media. Friday, The Team relaunched this file by evoking an interest from Trent Alexander-Arnold, vice-captain of Liverpool. Recently, meetings are said to have taken place at London and a first verbal offer would have been transmitted. Requested, Waldemar Kita quickly spoke out to deny these rumors.
Kita spoke
” But this is all bullshit! Where did this come from? How do you expect a serious man who wants to buy a club to go through a journalist? Trent Alexander-Arnold? But I don’t even know him! I just spoke to my lawyer, I asked him: “Who is this guy?” He told me that his father was in finance and that they have a few players and other agents… I’ve never had a video conference with anyone. Never in my life. This is nonsense ” confided the boss of FC Nantes.
The price is fixed
But if he felt like selling the FC Nantes, Kita could recover a nice sum.It’s difficult to evaluate a football club. If we look at the latest transactions that were made in Strasbourg, it’s 75 million euros. There is another interesting piece of information, it’s Lens who sold 13% of its shares at the end of last year for 20 million euros, which would therefore value it at around 155 million euros. Is Nantes like Lens, that’s the question. We are between Strasbourg and Lens, between 75 and 155 million euros” confided the economist Luc Arrondel on Nantes Info TV.
