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Mercato: OM’s response for this €30M transfer
Published on June 26, 2024 at 11:30 p.m.
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After having managed to complete several departures, OM now hopes to record some arrivals. Lilian Brassier and Ismaël Koné should arrive soon, as should Mohamed Bachir Belloumi. The track leading to Yakunba Minteh was also mentioned, but as things currently stand, there would be little chance of seeing him land in Marseille.
L’ABOUT accelerates in the transfer window. After selling Vitinha au Genoa and waiting for the departure ofIndian education pour EvertonMarseille leaders also hope to separate from Jordan Veretout et Samuel Gigot. In the direction of arrivals, Lilian Brassier should commit for the next five seasons with theABOUT from Brest.
Agreement for Koné, OM accelerates for Belloumi
Ismaël Koné could also very soon become a player of theABOUT. According to information from journalist Ben Jacobs, Watford accepted an offer estimated at €17M from Marseille for the transfer of the 22-year-old midfielder. As indicated by The 10 Sportsl’ABOUT also seeks to secure the services of Mohamed Bachir Belloumia profile validated at all levels of the club and in particular by Roberto De Zerbi.
Minteh too expensive for OM
L’ABOUT hopes to manage to afford the 22-year-old striker Farense against €4M. In the offensive sector, the track leading to Yankuba Minteh was also mentioned in recent days, he who would be very interested in the idea of evolving under the orders of Roberto De Zerbi. After his loan to Feyenoordwhere he scored 11 goals and delivered 6 assists, the 19-year-old Gambian international (6 caps) will not be retained by Newcastle, where he is under contract until June 2028 and which would require €30M to part with him. But according to Provencethere would be little chance of seeing Yankuba Minteh come to Marseille under these conditions, the price asked by the Magpies being too high for theABOUT.
