Flash Mercato: a surprise recruit on Wednesday?

Flash Mercato: a surprise recruit on Wednesday?
Flash Mercato: a surprise recruit on Wednesday?

The Saint-Etienne transfer window has been picking up speed in recent hours. While Yunis Abdelhamid is about to sign for Forez, Aïmen Moueffek is about to extend his adventure with his training club. But that wouldn’t be all, a surprise recruit could arrive at ASSE in the coming hours.

ASSE has been experiencing a real revolution in recent weeks on all levels. On the administrative level, the Saint-Etienne club has come under the Canadian flag after twenty years of two-headed presidency. On the sporting level, the rise to Ligue 1 means the team has to strengthen itself and recruit new players to replace those at the end of their contracts and those who have left for other horizons. The rumors are rife, as they are during each transfer window, and currently the names of Abdelhamid, Moueffek, Abdelli are those that come up the most in the Saint-Etienne news.

ASSE about to sign a Ghanaian nugget?

But finally a new player could shake everything up and quickly become the first recruit of the Kilmer Sports Ventures era. Indeed, this Monday evening, the insider Don Mitchell, specialist in Austrian and African football, dropped a real little bombshell. According to him: ” AS Saint-Étienne are set to sign Augustine Boakye from Wolfsberger AC on a permanent basis. The medical is scheduled for Wednesday and the transaction amount is expected to be in the region of €5 million.. »

Who are you Augustine Boakye?

  • Born November 3, 2000 (23 years old)
  • Nationality: Ghanaian
  • Position: attacking midfielder (plays mainly as a right winger but can also play in the centre)
  • left foot
  • Current club: Wolfsberger AC (Austrian D1)
  • Season 23/24 (all competitions): 30 matches, 10 goals, 9 assists, 70 minutes of play per match on average
  • Market value (transfermarkt): 3 million euros
  • Contract until June 2027

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