A former Parisian titi signs in Montpellier

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By: Manu Tournoux

A former Parisian titi signs in Montpellier

The MHSC recorded an offensive reinforcement this Monday, in the person of Tanguy Coulibaly.

Trained at PSG, the 22-year-old spent his first four professional seasons in Germany, in the ranks of Stuttgart. At the end of his contract last July, he signed up freely for the Pailladins for a period of two and a half years.

Capable of playing in the center or off-centre, the left winger, native of Sèvres, in Hauts-de-Seine, has scored 6 goals in 75 appearances for VfB. He could start in his new colors against Lens, from Friday, at the opening of the 15e day of Ligue 1.

“ The fact that this arrival is happening now may come as a surprise. We were already following Tanguy during the summer transfer window, it couldn’t happen and, last week, his agent came back to usspecifies Montpellier President Laurent Nicollin in a press release. This is an additional option for our workforce. »

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