While he was hoping to leave this summer, the 26-year-old goalkeeper remained on the banks of the Meuse. The club then had to decide what fate would be reserved for him.
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Published on 09/17/2024 at 05:00
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SRemember, on August 9, Pierre Locht, CEO of Standard, was our guest. The Liégeois spoke about the hot issues on the banks of the Meuse, including that of the goalkeeper trained at the club, Arnaud Bodart. “I don’t think there will be a conflict between Arnaud and Standard. We will do everything to avoid it because we have a lot of respect for these young people who have experienced everything here. We will continue to work until the end of the transfer window to find the right solution. If it doesn’t happen, we will reassess the situation, with respect for Arnaud and what he has done, but we must continue to work on what we had aligned ourselves with him,” he said. The situation that the Rouches manager wanted to avoid has unfortunately happened. While the markets were closing one after the other, no offers were arriving for the 26-year-old Liégeois. A rumor was born last Friday about an interest from Antalyaspor but again, it was nothing of the sort. Today, like Jean Butez at Antwerp, Arnaud Bodart has remained on the quayside.
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