→ Alban Lafont
Relegated to the bench after a very complicated first part of the season, Alban Lafont needs to get some fresh air. If his latest performances do not necessarily speak in his favor, the complicated context of the Canaries can put his failure into perspective. At almost 26 years old (January 23), he is a sure bet for the position in Ligue 1. However, he has two years left on his contract and the Kita are not the type to give gifts.
→ Yehvann Diouf
He’s been enjoying the good days of Reims since 2019 and it might be time for him to go look upstairs. Under contract until 2027, and therefore not necessarily the cheapest solution, Diouf is regularly good with the Marnais and this would also be an opportunity for him to reunite with Will Still.
→ Ilan Meslier
Illan Stéphane Meslier has been vegetating for two seasons in the Championship. Announced as a national hope for the position, it’s difficult to really judge his level when you’re not a fan of Oxford United or Plymouth Argyle. Nevertheless, he leads the third defense in the championship, and he only has a year and a half left on his contract. Enough to have a little margin on the price with these gluttonous English people.
→ Arnau Tenas
Suffice to say that with the arrival of Matvey Safonov this summer, Arnau Tenas has time to think about his future. Downgraded as PSG’s third goalkeeper, the Spaniard with a modern kicking game could please Will Still. A six-month loan could be possible, especially since its actual level over several months remains a big unknown.
→ Steve Mandanda
With the arrival of Brice Samba in Rennes, The Phenomenon will have to look elsewhere if he doesn’t want to spend six months on the bench. That’s good, a place has just become available in Lens! In addition, the Artesian leaders have the numbers of their Breton counterparts well saved in their phone. Aging (40 years old in March), Mandanda can still provide proud service, at least for six months, time for the people of Lens to really look into the matter.
→ Keylor Navas:
Free as air! At 38 years old, Keylor Navas can still take on a final challenge in a competitive championship like Ligue 1. We will still see if he has not forced himself on the roasted for six months, but the Costa Rican is a good bet to try for the Blood and Gold.
→ Tomáš Koubek:
Since war has been declared between Lensois and Rennais, we might as well do something juicy. By picking up Koubek, free since the end of his contract in Augsburg this summer, the Artésiens have the opportunity to take revenge on Seko Fofana’s presentation video. Why not make the Czech goalkeeper hit a 100 meter on the Bollaert pitch to bring back good memories of the 2019 Coupe de France.
→ Dax Hufkens
The Lensois wanted to recruit a goalkeeper whose first name is a French city, and therefore Belgian goalkeeper Dax Hufkens seems to be the perfect alternative. Goalkeeper for Berchem Sport in the Belgian fourth division, a transfer to Lens would be a huge leap forward for his career!
→ Dani Olmo :
Even if he has been temporarily reinstated in the FC Barcelona squad, Dani Olmo is not sure he will spend the winter in Catalonia. By attracting the Spaniard, even for six months, RC Lens would make an incredible move, especially when we know that Olmo is quite simply the goalkeeper with the best kicking game in the world!
→ Rémi Desbonnet:
At 32, the Montpellier Handball goalkeeper is in his prime. Number 1 goalkeeper of the French team, he would be the ideal replacement for Brice Samba, who is only number 2… With 36.42% save per shot, he is by far the best in his position in first division (second is only 32.75%).
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