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This is a new start that will not facilitate the end of the season of the RC Lens. Already deprived of Abdukhodir Khusanov, who left on the side of Manchester City and in difficulty for his first match, the Sang et Or are now preparing to see Kevin Danso leave. If Rennes had made an approach to the Austrian defender and stays in the race, it is however Wolverhampton who is on the right track to afford the player, in the form of a dry loan until the end of the season According to our latest information. The opportunity for Dateo to expose himself a few months in the Premier League before a potential transfer this summer.
As a reminder, the player had targeted a departure to England as his priority. If the file is not fully completed, the departure of the central defender to the wolves is on track. Dance had also expressed some interest in Juventus, in search of a central defender, but the negotiations between the Bianconeri and the RC Lens did not succeed. Wolverhampton is thus ironed in pole.
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