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Reduced by its injured players and those currently at the AFCON, OGC Nice is particularly active during this winter transfer window.
The news surely hasn’t escaped you, the Azurean club recently secured the services of Mohamed-Ali Cho, a promising young forward arriving from Real Sociedad for 10 million euros. The Frenchman wasted no time putting on the red and black jersey as he came off the bench the previous day against Rennes, in a tough match that ended in defeat. However, there is no reason to sound the alarm, as the project is aimed at the long term between both parties:
“The person is important in what we are building and Mohamed-Ali is a great person, very well-educated. The information we had on him and our initial exchanges confirmed these points and reinforced our belief that he was the player needed for OGC Nice. He was at Real Sociedad, which is a great club, and we think we are in the right place, at the right time, for him to express his immense potential. I am certain that he is the right player for OGC Nice,” declared Florent Ghisolfi during the official presentation of the forward this Friday.
What’s next?
Here too, the sporting director of the Aiglons did not beat around the bush. The club’s ambitions are clear: “We planned to recruit one or two players, and we are on track with our objectives,” Ghisolfi responded. “We have mainly focused our priority on the position and the player. Now, we will be attentive to opportunities. We believe the group is well-balanced, and we don’t want to overload it. If we recruit, it will probably be a defensive player, but it’s really not certain.”
It seems that even the best defense in the league needs to strengthen. With Dante and Todibo, it’s an all-risk insurance at the back, but when one of the two is absent, it can quickly become complicated for Farioli. Given this situation, the name Thilo Kehrer has often come up in rumors in recent days. However, the former PSG central defender seems closer to the Monegasque neighbor than to the Gym. Stay tuned…
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