Two days before the end of the summer market, the OM recruitment unit is boiling. Many files remain under study, with a more or less successful state of advancement. Among the cases studied, two tracks are on the way to reaching multiple sources close to the club. For two players not mentioned this summer.
The first talent debauched by the duo Pablo Longoria-Medhi Benatia is none other than the Belgian international of Leipzig Arthur Vermeeren. A promising 20 -year -old midfielder who plays in a defensive register and has played by less than 39 matches with the RB last season, then loaned by Atlético de Madrid. “”
In search of a reinforcement in the midfield, OM leaders obtained the loan with purchase option “, Underlines the team this Saturday.
The same sports daily, relying on German sources in particular, also reports ” Advanced negotiations for a loan with option to buy Lutsharel Geertruida (25 years old), right side of RB Leipzig, capable of also evolving in the axis ». A potential recruit which would end a priori to the research of a left side – a position which would therefore be devoted to Facundo Medina.
Aguerd is also close to OM
As for the defense axis, the long -awaited reinforcement would not be Joel Ordonez – the Equatorian of the Circle Bruges that its president no longer wants to release less than 35 million euros. The priority file – and in the process of succeeding according to information from El Chiringuito TV – is that of the Moroccan international of West Ham Nayef Aguerd, 29.
Already closely followed at the start of the transfer window, the former Rennais has never hidden his interest in Marseille and could be the subject of a deal at around 20 million euros. Recall that OM remains in expectation, however, regarding the case of Adrien Rabiot, and will have to complete a final recruit in the middle in the event of departure from the tricolor international. Finally, the icing on the cake may well be embodied by Edon Zhegrova, a long -standing track with LOSC despite the recent declarations of President Létang.
