Léo Ostigard agrees to join Rennes

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By: Manu Tournoux

Léo Ostigard agrees to join Rennes

Stade Rennais has been very active in terms of departures since the opening of the summer transfer window. While Albert Grønbaek (Bodo/Glimt), Glen Kamara (Leeds United) and Mohamed Jaouab (Amiens) have arrived, the Breton club recorded €68.8 million in sales with the transfers of Enzo Le Fée (AS Roma), Martin Terrier (Bayer Leverkusen), Jeanuël Belocian (Bayer Leverkusen), Matthis Abline (FC Nantes), Alfred Gomis (Palermo) and the loan with option to buy of Fabian Rieder (Stuttgart). Revenue that will allow reinvestment in reinforcements.

Wanting a central defender, Rennes is on the trail leading to Leo Østigård (24 years old) who plays for Napoli. The Norwegian played little last season with only 32 appearances in all competitions. According to Sky Italythe player is convinced by the approach of Stade Rennais and the transfer should be completed around 7 million euros.

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