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The Racing Club de Lens could carry out a major operation during this winter transfer window.
The coincidence of the calendar sometimes does things well. This Sunday evening, the Racing Club de Lens welcomes Paris Saint-Germain for a big Ligue 1 match between the reigning champion and its runner-up from last season (kick-off at 8:45 p.m.). And if this match promises to be played on the green rectangle, there will be another one hidden behind the scenes.
Lens and PSG are closely linked during this month of January since a player could fuel discussions between the two clubs: Kevin Danso. Deprived for a long period of Presnel Kimpembe and Milan Skriniar, the capital club intends to strengthen in central defense. This issue is even seen as a priority for Luis Campos and Luis Enrique. And with this in mind, the name of Kevin Danso seems to be unanimous.
Lens opens the door for Danso
Until then, this operation seemed difficult to finalize in view of the demands of the Artesian club, with certain sources mentioning compensation of 40 million euros claimed by the Sang et Or. But the tone of the club has evolved. And at this moment, the door is clearly not closed, as Franck Haise reminded us this Sunday, at the microphone of Téléfoot. “If Danso will stay until the end of the season? I do not know. I don’t want to lose my major players, that’s obvious. Now, if a European top 8 or top 10 club came with something that no one can refuse, I don’t know what could happen. »
It remains to be seen whether Paris Saint-Germain intends to comply with the demands of its evening host. This Sunday’s match could mark progress in this matter.
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