As part of the 32nd finals of the Coupe de France, the Stade de Brest did not tremble, this Saturday, to defeat Angers, residents of Ligue 2, (1-0). A victory which allows the Brestois to join the round of 16 of the competition. For this meeting, Grégory Lorenzi had decided to rotate, notably without the services of Lilian Brassier. A sporting choice at a time when the defender of the SB29 is attracting much desire.
However, according to our latest information, no offer has been made in the last few hours for the 24-year-old player, despite the interest shown by AS Monaco recently. Serene and ready for the idea of staying in Brest, the native of Argenteuil is, at present, not ready to join the Principality club without more sporting and salary guarantees. Furthermore and still according to our indiscretions, FC Porto has, for its part, given up the matter for this winter but is already planning to return to the charge this summer. But that’s not all.
The whole of Europe is fighting for Brassier!
Across Europe, the profile of the man who scored a goal in 15 Ligue 1 matches this season does not leave one indifferent. With this in mind, we can tell you that AC Milan is also interested but could wait until next June before taking action, even if the Italian club is not closed to the idea of negotiating an agreement in the coming days to secure it next summer. In Serie A, Atalanta Bergamo, sixth in the championship, is also in the mix. Aware that it will not be able to compete in a few months, the Dea would like, for its part, to complete the file in the coming days.
Finally, we can also tell you that Stuttgart, sensation at the start of the season in Germany and third in the Bundesliga, also greatly appreciates the former Stade Rennais player. Like the Rossoneri, the Swabians would however have rather left to wait for the summer transfer window before launching the major maneuvers. One thing is certain, the main interested party is not rushing and is waiting to weigh the pros and cons of these different options. A file which ultimately remains complex and for which other developments could occur in the days to come.
