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A few cables away from the end of the transfer window, which will take place this Friday, several elite teams are busy completing their summer shopping. This is the case of Le Havre. Victorious in Saint-Etienne this weekend, the senior club hopes to be active between now and Friday in order to strengthen its attack. In this sector, the Normans have bet on Ilyes Housni according to our information. A great hope for PSG just a few months ago, the 19-year-old striker had a difficult loan with Al-Sadd last year in Qatar (6 appearances, 1 goal).
Eager to get going again, he had been invited by the capital club to find a new team this summer. It is now done with a medical visit coming in the next few hours with Le Havre as also revealed by our colleagues from Parisian. In Seine-Maritime, the native of Créteil will commit in the form of a loan with a non-obligatory purchase option. On the defense side, the name of Timothée Pembélé has been studied and discussions have taken place. However, still according to our sources, no movement is planned for the former PSG player as long as no departure is recorded in the Le Havre rearguard.
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