Paris FC is in the process of finalizing two recruits

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By: Manu Tournoux

Paris FC is eyeing a size of Ligue 1

Promoted in Ligue 1, Paris FC works in good intelligence in this offseason, with new means brought by the Arnault family. Nantes Moses Simon's winger and the lateral of Reims Nhoa Sangui have already joined the capital. Pending two new imminent recruits.

This weekend, the PFC has made a new offer to allocate the services of Benjamin André, up to 3 million euros. The Lille veteran who will celebrate his 35th birthday next month already agrees with the club on the basis of a three -year contract. But the LOSC did not follow up on a first envelope of 2 million euros.

An agreement with Porto

Everything could be settled very quickly now while the interested party did not take part in the match preparation of the DOGUES against Amiens on Saturday (5-0). Same thing in the Brazilian defender of Porto Otavio Ataidre. The two clubs this time already agree for a transfer to 10 million euros, excluding bonus, reports Le Parisien. It would only be for the PFC to find a contractual deal with the player's representatives.

Manu Tournoux

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