RMC Sport report tonight that Monaco midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni has agreed terms with both Real Madrid and Liverpool, and will give himself several days to make his final choice.

The two clubs are now in talks with the Ligue 1 side over the 22-year-old’s potential transfer, as he prepares to make a choice before the end of the week.

The French international will not join Paris Saint-Germain, despite attempts from club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi himself to bring the former Bordeaux man in.

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Newly arrived sporting director Luis Campos had made another attempt this afternoon, with Monaco’s asking price set at €80m. Tchouaméni himself had let his representatives take care of negotiations in the last few weeks in order to concentrate on the end of Monaco’s season.

Julien Maynard of Téléfoot reports this morning that Lyon will not make Tanguy Ndombélé’s loan move from Tottenham Hotspur a permanent deal.

The French midfielder was back on loan at his former club, having left for North London in 2019, and joined on the final day of the January transfer window in a deal which included a €60m option at the end of the season.

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The 25-year-old will have made 15 appearances in total in the second half of the season, which has seen Les Gones struggle as they were knocked out of the Europa League and stuttered to a mid-table finish in the league, missing out on European competition for next season.

Speaking to BFMTV – transcribed by RMC Sport – in the wake of his press conference this afternoon following his contract renewal, Paris Saint-Germain’s Kylian Mbappé confirmed he had spoken with Emmanuel Macron.

The forward, whose extension was announced before the game against Metz on Saturday, explained that he had calls with the French president multiple times and announced his decision to the head of state.

“Yes, we spoke. It was good advice. We often spoke. When you are a national figure, you have rights and duties. You have to assume what you are, as a play and a man.”

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“I informed him of my choice. He said he was very happy and that it was great news for the country.”

“[On whether Macron influenced his decision] No because there wasn’t just one call! I have a lot of respect for him, but I didn’t make my decision because he told me to stay. But it was a factor among others.” 

As reported by Le Parisien, OGC Nice coach Christophe Galtier has lost confidence in club owners INEOS and their running of the team this season and has never been so close to leaving the Riviera club.

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The hierarchical situation at Nice remains in flux with decisions still to be made over what the club’s leadership will look like next season. In a sensational interview criticising Galtier in L’Équipe, sporting director Julien Fournier suggested that he would remain until September at least while Galtier has become a main target of new PSG sporting director Luis Campos to take over from current manager Mauricio Pochettino. The assessment of the leadership team by INEOS’ former British Olympic cycling coach Dave Brailsford has already taken three weeks with it’s conclusions yet to emerge.

Former coach Lucien Favre is favourite to take over, should Galtier move on, say the Paris paper, with the club already preparing for life after Galtier following just one season in charge after winning the French title last season with Lille. With two years left on his deal, PSG would need to pay €5m to secure Galtier’s services.

As discussed by So Foot, Kylian Mbappé’s decision to stay at PSG and sign a new three-year contract in France will benefit those far beyond the Parc des Princes.

Although the full details of the deal are yet to emerge, assuming Mbappé’s salary is the €50m reported earlier this year, the French government could hope to recoup up to €60m income tax and other tax contributions alone.

Meanwhile, with Ligue 1’s broadcast rights up for renewal ahead of the 2024/25 season, a year before the end of the 23-year-old striker’s new contract in summer 2025, Ligue 1 will be able to negotiate upwards towards some ambitious targets with the attraction of Mbappé likely to be present.

Competing clubs, although sportingly disadvantaged by the player staying, will benefit from Mbappé’s continued ability to bring fans to the league and stadiums. With Ligue 1 stadiums filling to an average of just 60% capacity overall, PSG away games bring full houses and high prices – a more than useful windfall for some clubs.

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Just moments after they were consigned to Ligue 2, Saint-Étienne released a statement, which alludes to some upcoming “important news.”

The statement from owners Bernard Caïazzo and Roland Romeyer says, “If we ever committed errors in the past season, we have never stopped working to ensure the longevity of Saint-Étienne, including on the financial situation, which will allow it to compete in Ligue 2 next season.”

The statement continued, “Shortly, we will announce important news concerning the future of the club. An important page of our lives is turning, but we place the institution of Saint-Étienne above everything and hope that it will re-find very quickly – and we are convinced that it will – the path of the elite.” 

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The announcement comes amidst rumours of the impending sale of the club to David Blitzer’s multi-club group. According to Foot Mercato, the owners received an offer from Canadian businessman John Chayka, which promised not to run a multi-club project, but was ignored due to the current owners’ close relationship with Blitzer. 

As reported by Le Parisien, PSG will not be signing Barcelona winger Ousmane Dembélé this summer.

Having pursued the 25-year-old France international for some time, both in January and ahead of this coming summer’s transfer window under the leadership of sporting director Leonardo, and being in talks with the player in recent days as Nasser Al-Khelaifi met with the player’s agent, PSG have ended their talks with Dembélé.

The reason: Luis Campos. The former Lille and Monaco sporting director will assume the role vacated by Leonardo’s sacking this week and he has decided to end the club’s pursuit of the soon-to-be free agent.

Two aspects of the transfer gave Campos pause. Firstly, the player’s injury record which has seen 13 separate fitness issues over five seasons in Spain, say the paper, causing him to miss 120 games for Barcelona. The second concerns his ability to adapt to Campos’ new ideals, with Dembélé often criticised for a poor attitude and lack of focus amid a partying lifestyle.

Instead, Campos, whose appointment is not yet official, prefers fiercely dedicated players and sees Dembélé as a risky signing.

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Foot Mercato report that Lille are interested in bringing in former Shakhtar Donetsk and Roma coach Paulo Fonseca to replace Jocelyn Gourvennec.

As initially reported by A Bola, Les Dogues are in talks with the Portuguese manager after a disappointing season which saw the team finish in 10th, a major drop-off from the previous year’s title win.

The manager himself is interested in going to Ligue 1, although no concrete offer is on the table as of yet. Fonseca is currently a free agent, having left his spot at Roma to compatriot José Mourinho last year.

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Montpellier have tonight announced that midfielder and captain Téji Savanier has signed a new deal with the club, tying his future to the team until 2026.

The 30-year-old, who returned to his formative club in 2019 and has been one of the most exciting attacking midfielders in the league for the past few seasons, was not short on potential suitors had he decided to leave.

He has instead decided to stay at his hometown club. This season, he notched 8 goals and 7 assists in 29 appearances.

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Brest have this afternoon announced the signing of midfielder Mathias Pereira Lage, whose contract with Angers was expiring at the end of next month.

The 25-year-old joins the Brittany side on a three-year deal and leaves Le SCO after three years, having made 82 appearances and scored 10 goals.

The former Portugal youth international, who broke through at his formative and hometown club Clermont, becomes the 11th-place finishers’ first signing of the summer.

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