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Sixth in La Liga and qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions League against PSG, Real Sociedad is having a great season. But the leaders of the Spanish club intend to take advantage of the winter transfer window to strengthen the team, particularly in the offensive sector.
According to information fromA.S. in Spain, the Basque club would like to enlist two attackers by the end of January, to replace the former Angevin Mohamed-Ali Cho, who left for Nice. On the short list of Real leaders, there are the names of Giovanni Reyna (Borussia Dortmund), Sheraldo Becker (Union Berlin), Cyril Ngonge (Hellas Verona) and Pablo Sarabia (Wolverhampton). If a reinforcement is expected, the San Sebastian team will not hesitate to complete another transfer in this same sector. However, the club will not go crazy and wants to maneuver intelligently by signing players at a lower cost.
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