Rennes: a transfer that changes everything for the future (official)

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By: Manu Tournoux

Habib Beye is “not ready” to forgive
Stade Rennais has redefined its recruitment strategy for the coming season.

Twelfth in Ligue 1 at the end of this exercise 2024-25, the

Stade Rennais was one of the great disappointments of this season in France. Despite high ambitions and significant investments less than a year ago, the Breton club did not have results in accordance with its budget.

Direct consequence: Frederic Massara, who had arrived in the summer of 2024 to fill the departure in Nice from Florian Maurice, was pushed towards the exit by his management.

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Habib Beye, the strong man of Stade Rennais.

While Habib Beye will be brought to continue his site on the bench to rebuild the club, another name will be central in this mission: Loïc Désiré.

Rennes attracts a reference with Loïc Désiré

Stade Rennais formalized the arrival of his new strong man a few weeks ago. “” Stade Rennais FC is pleased to announce the appointment of Loïc Désiré as sports director. He joined Brittany from Strasbourg, Could we read in an official press release.
Before holding the position of recruitment manager of the RCSA from 2014 to 2025, the Castelroussin knew for fifteen years of various functions within the Vannes OC, a club for which he also defended the colors as a player. From 2005 to 2014, Loïc Désiré was also a recruiter for Ajax Amsterdam. »»

And the least we can say is that this arrival generates a wave of enthusiasm among the followers of Stade Rennais. On his Youtube channel, Pierre Ménès did not hide his optimism: ” Loïc Désiré is a very good recruit for Rennes »launched the former columnist of the Canal Football Club. The transfer window promises to be exciting.

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Manu Tournoux

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