Main transfers and loans… so far
By: Evilo | July 30th, 2009Ligue 1 action is starting next week and it’s time to take a look at the prospects movement so far.
Main transfers concerning the U22 players :
Bakary Sako from Chateauroux to St Etienne
Gabriel Obertan to Manchester United from Bordeaux (4M€)
Guillaume Borne to Boulogne from Rennes
Sandy Paillot to Grenoble from Lyon
Gervinho to Lille from Le Mans (6M€)
Aly Cissokho to Lyon from Porto (15M€)
Karim Benzema to Real Madrid from Lyon (35M€+bonus clauses)
Larrys Mabiala to Nice from PSG
Mevlut Erding to PSG from Sochaux (8M€)
Chris Mavinga to Liverpool from PSG
Youssouf Mulumbu to West Bromwich from PSG
Main loans concerning the U22 players :
Steven Langil to Caen on loan from Auxerre
Yacine Brahimi to Clermont on loan from Rennes
Lynel Kitambala to Dijon on loan from Auxerre
Jérémy Pied to Metz on loan from Lyon
Yohann Lasimant to Sedan on loan from Rennes
Maxime Jasse to Dijon on loan from Auxerre
Cheick Diabaté to Nancy on loan from Bordeaux
Floyd Ayité to Nancy on loan from Bordeaux
Bira Dembele to Boulogne on loan from Rennes
Fabien Robert to Boulogne on loan from Lorient
Pierre Aubameyang to Lille on loan (with buying option) from AC Milan
Jean-Philippe Sabo to Ajaccio on loan from OM
Anthony Modeste to Angers on loan from Nice
All players returning from loans, especially the excellent Garry Bocaly back to OM and Malaury Martin back to Monaco.
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I agree that Gary Bocaly and Malaury Martin are excellent players. I watched Damien Le Tallec play for the u-19 as they lost to England today and I thought he was excellent. Interesting that Yacine Brahimi was loaned up this year but he was no, must mean he is going to get a crack at the first team which he deserves. The Auxerre and Rennes trios that went out on loan are all players of interest even if they are playing in Ligue 2.
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Yep, I only noted players that have upside. Some of them could really explode this year.
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