Lens ready to steal an OM target?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Lens ready to steal an OM target?

A time close to Olympique de Marseille, Romain Saïss is now in very advanced discussions with RC Lens.

Seven years after leaving Angers for Wolverhampton, Romain Saïss should return to Ligue 1. But not in Marseille as he seemed to hope for in recent weeks, but in Lens. According to RMC, the captain of the Atlas Lions would indeed be very close to an agreement with the vice-champions of France.

Charge to the Lensois leaders to find an agreement with Besiktas, where the former Angevin has been evolving since last summer. The Istanbul club is claiming some 4 million euros.

At the start of the summer transfer window, OM saw their offer of 2.5 million euros refused by Besiktas. But the arrival of Marcelino changed the situation and the Ciel et Blancs did not insist. Lille would also be interested.

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