Lyon won’t be able to count on Lucas Tousart for the rest of the 2019/20 UCL campaign

German side Hertha Berlin confirmed today that they will not extend the loan of French midfielder Lucas Tousart to Lyon past 30th June.

The French youth international moved to Hertha in January for €25m, but was loaned back to OL until the end of the current campaign, effective until 30th June.

He was not present at the beginning of OL’s pre-season yesterday and now we know why – he will not be able to play in the remaining 2019/20 Champions’ League matches or the Coupe de la Ligue final for Les Gones, as Hertha will not be granting an extension of the loan agreement past the original date, despite the COVID-19 situation.

As a result, he will remain on holiday until 30th June, before arriving at Berlin.

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Thomas Tuchel upset at Tanguy Kouassi’s departure: “I can’t understand it.”

Speaking in his 1st press conference of pre-season, PSG boss Thomas Tuchel admitted his frustration at the departure of Tanguy Kouassi on a free transfer at the end of this month.

“I always regret us losing players. I really like working with young players, players from the academy. I am disappointed, but not personally. For Adil (Aouchiche), it was very difficult to fight for a place in midfield. For him, I can understand that he wants to try to get more minutes in another club. But I regret it. He has a lot of talent.”

“With Tanguy (Kouassi), it is not a secret that I like him a lot. He played vs Dortmund, the most important match for us, without a professional contract, at the age of 17. He deserved the faith we had in him. He had a big future in this club. He knows it, it was not the right moment for him to leave the club. Not at all. He had our belief, he had playing minutes. It was possible for him to play as a #6 or as a central defender. He was a key player. I can’t understand it. I am sad. It is like that.”

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Benoît Badiashile in advanced talks with Bayer Leverkusen

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L’Équipe du Soir report that 19-year-old French youth international Benoît Badiashile is in advanced talks with Bundesliga club Bayer Leverkusen.

The AS Monaco man is available on the market as the Principality side looks to balance the books this summer. One intermediary tells Get French Football News tonight that ASM are looking for €35m in order to allow the player to depart.

In France, OGC Nice and especially Rennes are also in talks with the teenager about a possible deal.

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Genk reject €10m bid from Rennes for defender Jhon Lucumi

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L’Équipe report that Belgian side Genk have rejected an opening €10m proposal from Ligue 1 side Rennes for 22-year-old central defender Jhon Lucumi.

Under contract with the Belgian side until June 2022, Genk’s transfer planning had been around keeping the Colombian international for at least another season, with Sevilla and Southampton having also made their interest known in him.

It is currently unclear whether or not SRFC intend to make a second proposal.

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KV Oostende interested in Mathias Autret (Brest)

L’Équipe report that Belgian side KV Oostende are interested in a deal for 29-year-old French winger Mathias Autret, who will be leaving Ligue 1 side Brest on a free transfer at the end of the month.

The Belgian club was acquired last month by ex-OGC Nice and current Barnsley owner Chien Lee and is now being presided over by Gauthier Ganaye.

Le Havre in Ligue 2 are also watching Autret’s situation closely.

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Official | Reims land Scottish striker Fraser Hornby from Everton

Last night, Ligue 1 side Reims announced the signing of 20-year-old Scottish U21 international attacker Fraser Hornby from Premier League outfit Everton.

Hornby, who joins for a fee believed to be €2m, has signed a 4-year contract with SDR.

He spent the 2019/20 season on loan with K.V. Kortrijk in the Belgian 1st division, scoring three goals in 12 league matches.

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Lille poised to make €150m to €160m in player sales in the coming days – RMC

RMC Sport report tonight that Lille are poised to make €150m to €160m in player sales in the coming days, according to a business plan submitted to French football’s financial watchdog, the DNCG, before COVID-19.

LOSC will have to submit a new plan to the control body in the coming days. The outlet claims that the sales of Victor Osimhen and Gabriel to Napoli are poised to earn the club more than €100m together, and that conversations to finalise both deals are now in the most advanced stages.

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Zeki Celik, Boubakary Soumaré and Jonathan Ikoné are all highly sought after too, according to the outlet. LOSC will have to present their budget to the DNCG again in mid-July, as they did not pass the body’s fit and proper tests in their entirety with their initial submission, as confirmed by the DNCG today.

Official | AS Monaco loan Benjamin Henrichs to RB Leipzig

AS Monaco have this evening announced the departure of German international full-back Benjamin Henrichs, in a loan with €15m option to buy deal with Bundesliga club RB Leipzig.

Henrichs arrived in the Principality in August 2018, making 44 appearances over the course of two seasons but never really finding consistency in an elongated crisis period that the club experienced.

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Boubacar Kamara has no intention of leaving Marseille

L’Équipe report again today that 20-year-old Marseille central defender and defensive midfield player Boubacar Kamara has no intention of leaving the Ligue 1 club this summer.

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Although there has been interest in his services from the Italian market and despite the fact that OM are facing financial difficulty, Kamara wants to be part of André Villas-Boas’ team for 2020/21 as the club competes in the Champions’ League for the first time in seven years.

Gent attacker Jonathan David: “I want to play for Lille.”

Speaking in an interview with L’Équipe, 20-year-old Canadian international Jonathan David confirmed his desire to join Ligue 1 club Lille.

The player himself does not understand why the Belgian club are not allowing him to join Les Dogues, who have received a €25m bid from LOSC, who have offered the player a 5-year contract.

Can you confirm that you want to join Lille?

Yes, I want to come to Lille. I have had a very good season. For me, my next step, is Ligue 1. And the footballing project at Lille is fantastic. They are a very good team in France.

How is the Belgian club responding?

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Talks are difficult. The club says they want to keep me. Or be ready to sell me for a price that I don’t think is realistic (at least €30m) when you take into account the COVID-19 situation. That is making negotiations complicated. In any case, I made it clear that I want to go to Lille. They said to me that they would not block me. At the start, things were going quicker. Now, everything has slowed. As if they are waiting for a better offer. I don’t know where that is supposed to come from.

Why Lille and not another club, in Germany for example?

The Lille project interests me. I already speak French. That will help during my adaptation period. And Lille is very close to Gent geographically. So I will be able to concentrate on the pitch.

What type of attacker are you?

I am not a player who plays as a pivot. I like to place myself between the lines. To make runs from deep. Receive the ball to feet, my back to the defence. I know what type of number nine that I am.

Do you know the French league?

I watch the matches, I know it quite well. But to speak at greater length about it, I will have to play there.

How are you going to respond if the Belgian board remains inflexible?

I would like for things to resolve themselves as quickly as possible. To get familiar with my teammates and the style of play that will be in place. I can be ready and adapt very quickly to put in good performances. Honestly, I do not think that there is a lot of respect on the part of my board. It would be quite logical for them to show some, because I arrived at Gent for free. The club didn’t pay a transfer fee. I gave everything that I had. Lille came with a very respectable offer when you consider the current health crisis. I do not understand these complications.

Why has agent Mogi Bayat entered the talks?

My agent brought the offer to Lille. I have heard it said that another agent was mandated by Gent to negotiate for them. I don’t understand. It is up to Gent to explain themselves. Me, I would now like things to advance.