OM: A final exchange to close the transfer window

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM: A final exchange to close the transfer window

OM should close their transfer window by recruiting Abdoul-Bamo Meïté from FC Lorient.

Olympique de Marseille should soon end a summer transfer window which will once again have been very turbulent, which has become a habit since the arrival of Pablo Longoria at the head of the club. With already 7 recruits and many departures, the Riviera club is leaving this season with a greatly renewed workforce, and it’s almost over.

An exchange of young defenders

As explained RMC Sports this Friday, the current 2nd in Ligue 1 is about to finalize the arrival of Abdoul Bamo Meïté from Lorient. The Ivorian central defender should sign a five-year contract with OM and will be the subject of an exchange with Isaak Touré, who has returned from a convincing loan with AJ Auxerre, he will also commit for five seasons with the Hakes. The residents of the Stade Vélodrome have included a redemption priority for Touré. Pablo Longoria clarified that this file would be the last of the Marseille transfer window.

Manu Tournoux

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