Paris FC, a new nice blow in sight?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Paris FC, a new nice blow in sight?

Will Paris FC be the beautiful surprise of next season in Ligue 1? The Ile -de -France club, just promoted among the elite, does in any case what it takes to build a quality workforce. After having already attracted Moses Simon (Nantes) and Nhoa Sangui (Reims), the PFC would follow several other attractive and experienced tracks.

The names of Chancel Mbemba (ex-OM), Pablo Rosario (Nice) and Benjamin André (Lille) have already circulated on the side of the capital. But another nice blow would also be in the pipes. According to Foot Mercato, Paris FC would be very interested in Aaron Ciammaglichella, a young Italian midfielder (20 years old).

An Italian nugget at Paris FC?

Under contract until 2026 with the Torino, the International U20 had attracted PSG, Naples, Atalanta and FC Porto last year, without follow -up. If a transfer would not be envisaged, the Turin club could accept a loan. Its technical profile and its potential correspond to what Red Bull, shareholder of the PFC, is looking for.

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Manu Tournoux

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