OM takes out the checkbook, an agreement announced with an attacker

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM, an imminent signature announced

OM continues to activate. After completing the arrival of CJ Egan-Riley (Brunley), Angel Gomes (Lille) and recently Facundo Medina, landed from the Lens in the form of a loan with compulsory purchase option of more than 20 million euros, the Marseille club is close to finalizing a new arrival.

Priority of the Vélodrome residents to replace Luis Henrique, transferred to Inter Milan, Igor Paixao, left winger of Feyenoord Rotterdam, would have reached a contractual agreement with OM, according to information from RMC Sport. This agreement would relate to a 5 -year contract.

In parallel, the Olympian management negotiates with Dutch training to find common ground concerning the transfer compensation. After The teamMedhi Benatia and its teams would have made a first offer of around 16 million euros, refused, then a second up to 28 million. But Feyenoord would not, for the moment, have not followed up.

OM close to an agreement with Feyenoord

Consequently, the negotiations would continue. According to the Batavian press, the Feyenoord would wait at least 30 million euros for its 25 -year -old Brazilian. The positions are therefore close. An agreement could take place quickly.

This season, Paixao has scored 16 goals and issued 10 assists in 34 matches played in the Dutch championship.

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