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The Franco-French transfer window has already opened its doors (there will be a month-long break from July 10), and the international transfer window will soon follow. Therefore, clubs around the world will be able to move up a gear in certain cases or rather finalize and formalize their transactions. In France, further north, LOSC will certainly be a major player in this transfer market, particularly in attack. Author of a full season with the Dogues (38 matches, 18 goals, 6 assists in all competitions), Victor Osimhen is close to the start and Napoli seems to be holding the rope, the main concerned being in Italy to finalize the whole.
Unfortunately for the northern formation, the Nigerian should not be the only one to leave the ship in the coming weeks. While he had to extend his contract, which ended on June 30, Loïc Rémy (30 appearances, 14 goals in all competitions in 2019-2020) will not stay in the north of France, as we revealed to you recently . A decision that had necessarily surprised LOSC coach Christophe Galtier. And with these two starts, we will have to recruit to be efficient offensively next season.
A 30M € check to fold La Gantoise?
In the morning, RMC Sport explained that the LOSC was interested in Jonathan David, the Canadian nugget of La Gantoise (Jupiler Pro League). Information recently confirmed by The voice of the North. The local daily claims that northern leaders are working on the file and are trying to convince the top scorer in the Belgian championship this season (18 goals in 27 games) to come to Lille. The media even speaks of “priority”.
However, the case should not be simple. La Voix du Nord adds in its paper that competition should be tough with English and German clubs also interested. Olympique Lyonnais also showed interest in the Canadiens last winter. The main concerned, linked to La Gantoise until 2022, would have appreciated the speech of Luis Campos, sports adviser to President Gérard Lopez. And if the LOSC ever wishes to take action, it will certainly be necessary to take out the checkbook, because the Belgian team would wait 30 million euros to let go of the Canadian international (12 selections, 11 goals), also author of 5 goals in Europa League this season.
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