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Franck Haise will have to choose between several elements to compose his midfielder against Fribourg. But the Lensois coach is delighted.
RC Lens hosts Friborg on Thursday evening in the first leg of the Europa League play-off. For this meeting, the Sang et Or will be deprived of Facundo Medino, suspended, and Deiver Machado, still injured. Massadio Haïdara and Ruben Aguilar should take their place in the eleven.
According to Voix du Nord, the only uncertainty concerns the identity of the two midfielders. Franck Haise often opted for the Salis Abdul Samed – Nampalys Mendy pair at the start of the season, but their departure for the CAN allowed Neil El Aynaoui and Andy Diouf to win. The two men could thus keep their starting place, for the sake of the world.
For Haise, these rich people’s problems are a blessing. “ I prefer to have these difficulties to sometimes make choices rather than telling myself that things are so clear,” explained the Artesian coach in a press conference.
The probable composition of RC Lens: Samba (c) – Gradit, Danso, Haïdara – Aguilar, El Aynaoui, Diouf, Frankowski – Sotoca, Wahi, Pereira Da Costa.
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