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Arriving in Lorient during the last winter transfer window, Mohamed Bamba showed an impressive speed of adaptation in terms of efficiency. The people of Strasbourg noticed this on Sunday.
For the moment, FC Lorient has made a superb pick by fetching Mohamed Bamba during the last winter transfer window. Since his arrival at Merlus on January 26 from the Austrian D1 (Wolfsberger Athletik Club), the Ivorian international hopeful has been on fire.
Sunday in Strasbourg (1-3 – 22nd day of Ligue 1)Bamba scored a double bringing his total to five goals in the Championship in four matches (Le Havre, Metz, Reims, Strasbourg) all concluded with no defeat.
Thanks to the performances of Mohamed Bamba, also through Israel (Hapoel Ironi Rishon LeZion), Régis le Bris’ players recorded a third consecutive victory in L1 in Strasbourg. What breathe a little easier in the rankings.
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