A new French international at Lazio?

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6th in Serie A and entered for the 1/8 finals of the Champions League (against Bayern Munich), Lazio intends to strengthen itself to stay the course for the second part of the season. This Sunday, La Repubblica indicates that the Roman club would like to strengthen on the sides, especially as Pedro and Felipe Anderson could leave at the end of the season.

In addition to the Portuguese Rafa Silva, tracked by the Biancocelesti management, a new French international is also cited by the Italian daily to join the club. After Matteo Guendouzi last summer, it is indeed Jonathan Ikoné (4 caps, 1 goal) who sees his name linked to Lazio Rome. Substitute at Fiorentina with whom he has still not been decisive in Serie A this season, the former Lille player could arrive in the form of a loan.

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