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The management of Stade Rennais indicated that Adrien Truffert was not for sale despite interest from Olympique de Marseille.
Since the start of the winter transfer window, theOlympic Marseille aims to change everything at the left-back position. Initially, the Marseille club decided to part ways with Renan Lodi, although recruited this summer for 13 million euros but who has not been satisfactory since. OM could even achieve a good deal since an offer of 22 million euros arrived from Saudi Arabia.
“Adrien Truffert is NOT FOR SALE” ❌
The Rennes leaders do not want to part with their side, tracked by OM 💬#SRFCOGCN | #League1UberEats pic.twitter.com/OhmLzaLDNB
— CANAL+ Foot (@CanalplusFoot) January 13, 2024
At the same time, the Olympian management has set its sights on Adrien Truffert and seemed to be making good progress on this issue. But according to information from Canal +, the matter could well become complicated. Before the match against Nice this Saturday, the management of Stade Rennais indicated that their left side is not for sale this winter.
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