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Nayef Aguerd (26) has completed his move from Rennes to West Ham. The Moroccan international centre-back joins on a five-year deal, and will wear the no.27 shirt. 

Although the fee was not disclosed in the press release, Fabrizio Romano reported on Monday that the fee is thought to be £30m plus add-ons. 

Aguerd enjoyed a stellar season for Rennes. A solid presence at the back, he was a key element of a side that narrowly missed out on the Ligue 1 podium, and had the joint-fourth best defensive record in the division. In that campaign, he made 31 Ligue 1 starts, scored twice, and registered two assists. 

He will compete with Craig Dawson, Issa Diop, Angelo Ogbonna and Kurt Zouma for a starting spot at the heart of the Hammers’ defence. 

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Speaking in a press release from the club, Aguerd said, “I was really excited when I heard about West Ham’s interest. I knew I needed to go to the Premier League because it’s a dream for every player. West Ham is a historic club. I spoke with the manager and he showed me that he was very interested, so it was easy to choose to come to West Ham.”

L’Équipe report tonight that Ligue 1 champions PSG have entered into direct contact with RC Lens midfielder Seko Fofana about a possible summer transfer.

Luis Campos has decided that a deal for Fofana would bring the dynamism required in the box-to-box midfield areas. The 27-year-old is under contract until June 2024.

Talks between PSG & the player have not yet accelerated – Lens are seeking between €30m and €40m to sell a player who they signed from Udinese for €10m in 2020. The Italian side will receive 20% of any future transfer.

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Newcastle and Arsenal have also made their interest known, but the player is still inclined to remain in France, according to his entourage, which is why the PSG project is really appealing to him.

Kylian Mbappé and his father, Wilfrid Mbappé, have personally also been positive about PSG pursuing Fofana.

Leipzig have this morning announced the contract renewal of French international midfielder Christopher Nkunku for an additional two years, taking his time with the German side up to 2026.

The former Paris Saint-Germain man was the subject of interest from various clubs around Europe after an impressive campaign that saw him win the Bundesliga player of the season award.

Nkunku scored 20 goals and made 14 assists as the team finished fourth in the league, while their continental campaign saw them reach the Europa League semi-finals. His performances led to Didier Deschamps calling him up for the French senior team for the first time back in March, and he made his debut against Ivory Coast.

The 24-year-old left PSG, his formative club, back in 2019, after four seasons with the first team which saw him make 78 appearances and score 11 goals, becoming a regular figure in his final two campaigns, and won three league titles. With the Saxony club, he has 47 goals.

L’Équipe had indicated last month that the 24-year-old was the subject of interest from various Premier League clubs, namely Manchester United, Chelsea and Newcastle, but that Leipzig were not interested in selling their star man.

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Journalist Saber Desfarges reports this afternoon that discussions between Paris Saint-Germain and Lille over the transfer of Portugese international Renato Sanches are now taking place on a daily basis.

Le Parisien had reported earlier this afternoon that the former Bayern Munich man had decided to make the move to last year’s Ligue 1 champions, having rejected Milan’s advances.

For the time being, the financial package being offered by PSG is below what Les Dogues want for their midfielder, who played a part in the title win in 2020/21. Agent Jorge Mendes is said to be at the heart of the negotiations.

At PSG, Sanches would be once again playing under Christophe Galtier, whose move from Nice is now imminent, as well as Luis Campos, the new sporting advisor. All three men were together at Lille.

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Le Parisien indicated that a €10m fee had been offered for the final year of Sanches’ contract, with Campos telling his former club that PSG would simply swoop in at the end of next season to sign him on a free should a move not materialise this summer.

Ospreys captain Justin Tipuric labelled his side’s win over Montpellier in the Champions Cup in France as “special”.

Tipuric’s team claimed a surprise 21-10 victory against the French champions, putting Ospreys back in the race for the knockout stages.

Much needed win

The triumph is the Welsh outfit’s first after a string of 11 successive defeats and a draw in the toughest club competition in the world.

The flank admitted it was good for his side to break their poor run of form in the competition and is eyeing consistency going forward.

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“That result has to be up there among our best in Europe given we went into the game having not won for such a long time,” said Tipuric.

“To win is great, but the biggest thing for us now is to carry on winning. We need to become more consistent.

“That’s the standard we want to be playing at week in, week out. We know we can go up another few gears and we want to push on to be better.

“It’s special to put one over on the French champions. You could see they were hurting at the end and they will come to us in the new year really fired up.”

Took lessons from Leicester defeat

Head coach Toby Booth echoed his captain’s sentiments about the victory and said the win shows his team can learn quickly as they did from their loss to Leicester Tigers the week before.

“Everyone was bitterly disappointed after last week’s performance. We took it personally and we talked a lot about it,” said Booth.

“We got the chance to go again and the sign of a good team is that you learn quickly. We learned a lot of lessons out of the Leicester defeat and we proved that tonight.

“But the best part of it was that after the elation on the final whistle, the players were genuinely disappointed that they hadn’t taken more out of the game. It’s nice to have some positivity and to have turned a corner.”

Ospreys shift their focus back to the United Rugby Championship, where they face Welsh rivals, the Scarlets. Booth’s men will be looking to start to climb the table as they currently sit way down in the 14th spot.

As reported by L’Équipe, Paris Saint-Germain are aiming to revamp their youth academy as a part of wider hierarchal changes being brought in by new sporting advisor Luis Campos and sporting director Antero Henrique. Ultra-modern training facilities are being constructed at the PSG’s future training facility at Poissy – where youth team facilities in particular will be key to organisational change at the club. 

There are the beginnings of a change of attitude towards its youth academy at PSG, and it is starting right at the very top with Nasser al-Khelaïfi’s changing rhetoric, and on the ground with new youth facilities. 

The Qatari told Le Parisien : “Eleven years ago I said I wanted to train the future Messi, today I say we want to train the future Mbappé, who would also come from Paris,” explained Nasser al-Khelaïfi ten days ago to Le Parisien. We will have the best training centre in the world. My goal for the next few years is to have only Parisian players in our team. There is so much talent in our region.”

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The hope in the capital is to keep players within the ‘hotbed of talent’ that was heavily mediatised after France’s 2018 World Cup win – which saw predominantly Parisian-developed players feature in the team. In the future, the club hopes to keep the likes of Rabiot, Nkunku, Diaby, Ikoné, and Areola within the first team. 

Announced this morning by Paris FC’s social channels, Pierre-Yves Hamel (28) will join the Parisian side after a season out on loan at Clermont – the centre forward will drop down into Ligue 2 next season.  Signing a contract that will run until 2026, the move is estimated to be valued at €1m. 

Hamel featured 20 times last season on loan to Clermont in Ligue 1, but failed to score a single goal. The former Rennes and Avranches striker leaves the Lorient with one year left on his contract, and will be under contract at PFC for the next 4 seasons. 

Paris FC are hoping to build a side to challenge for promotion again to Ligue 1 after failing last year in the play-offs against Sochaux with a 2-1 defeat. The Parisian side have already strengthened, signing former Red Star FC attacking midfielder Mehdi Chahiri on loan from RC Strasbourg – which fits PFC’s profile of players that can quickly move the ball to feet and drive into space. 

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Major League Soccer team Inter Miami have tonight announced the signing of French forward Corentin Jean on a permanent deal from Lens, on a deal to the end of the 2024 season with an option for two additional years.

L’Équipe had reported in their issue today that the former French youth international would be moving for a fee of €1.2m, as he leaves the Sang et Or after two and a half years at the club.

He has seven goals in 54 appearances for Franck Haise’s team, and netted once this season in 17 appearances during an injury-blighted season. That goal nevertheless came at the Parc des Princes as he netted a late equaliser to earn his side a point against Paris Saint-Germain.

The striker, who can also play out wide, started out his career with formative club Troyes, and has also turned out for Monaco – with whom he won the Ligue 1 title – and Toulouse. 

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As reported by L’Équipe, Rennes coach Bruno Genesio will soon extend his contract with the club by two more years, according to sporting director Florian Maurice.

Speaking on Pleine Lucarne, Maurice explained that: “We have a verbal agreement with Bruno. He will extend for two years.” Genesio’s current deal has just a year left to run but this new agreement will keep him at the Breton club until 2025.

Genesio produced a thrilling season at Rennes, who played flowing, attacking football this campaign, scoring the second-most goals in the French top flight, eventually finishing fourth while making it into the Europa League for next year. Such entertaining football helped win Genesio the UNFP’s Ligue 1 coach of the season award this year.

Despite that form, Genesio’s future wasn’t entirely secure at the end of the campaign, receiving, but turning down, offers from other clubs. 

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In an interview with BFMTV during his stay in the USA, Kylian Mbappé notably spoke about Nasser Al-Khelaifi’s recent interview with Le Parisien in which he pointed to the French striker as the model for PSG’s new project, in the wake of his contract extension.

“Of course it moves me [to hear that], especially coming from my club president. It’s a message which is great to hear but there was a PSG before me and there will be a PSG after me. Everyone knows of my ambition to leave my mark on the club, but really Paris Saint-Germain has this identity and I’m just making my contribution.”

In his interview, Al-Khelaifi also indicated that this summer would mark the end of the “bling-bling” era at the club, with the new project taking on a more pragmatic approach – embodied by the probable arrival of Christophe Galtier as manager in the coming days. Mbappé also reacted to these words:

“I don’t know if I’m the counter-example of bling-bling, because when your face is on Times Square, you are a bit bling-bling but I’ve always made football my priority, for me one can’t exist without the other. But I understand the club’s message, that’s the message I’ve been given too.”

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