Stade Rennais retires from the race for the signing of the Senegalese defender, El Hadji Malick Diouf. The player's price is set.
Mercato Stade Rennais: Malick Diouf in Rennes this summer?
The Senegalese defender El Hadji Malick Diouf moves away from Stade Rennais because beautiful people revolves around him and his price climbs. For the past few weeks, some media have revealed that the SRFC sports director Loïc Désiré wants to revive this track during this summer transfer window.
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According to information from Young soccer playersthe management of Stade Rennais would have checked the name of the Senegalese nugget to bring tone to the team's defensive line. The Rennes technician, Habib Beye is hot to welcome his compatriot. El Hadji Malick Diouf is currently evolving in Slavia Prague and is very solid in defense. A indisputable holder, he played 50 matches with this Czech training and has scored 9 goals this season.
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The leaders of Stade Rennais have been following him for several months. They wanted to dislodge it during the last winter transfer window, without success. The residents of Roazhon Park did not abandon the track and returned this summer, but the case is complicated for two main reasons. There is tough competition and the Senegalese price. El Hadji Malick Diouf is the priority of many European clubs.
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Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, Atalanta Bergame, Bournemouth and West Ham are fighting to recruit it. The Hammers even drew an offer of 20 million euros for El Hadji Malick Diouf, but the management of Slavia Prague said no.
According to information from journalist Khadim Diakhaté de Dsportsthe Czech club requests 25 million euros to act the departure of its Senegalese defender. Stade Rennais is not ready to let go of this sum to afford the Senegalese.
