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RC Lens continues its transfer window with the arrival of M’Bala Nzola, a striker on loan from Fiorentina.
Reinforcement for Will Still and RC Lens. The Blood and Gold announced this Friday evening the signing of M’Bala Nzola, who arrives from Fiorentina on a loan with an option to buy. This Angolan international has scored 29 goals in 110 Serie A matches.
“We are pleased to welcome M’Bala Nzola to Racing, savors Pierre Dréossi on the site of the Artois club.
His arrival on loan with an option to buy was a great opportunity for the club. His career, marked by a unique trajectory and linear progression, demonstrates his capacity for work, his resilience and his ambition. His 1.85m height and his physical qualities allow him to excel with his back to goal. M’Bala is also a fast and technically accurate striker. These qualities have allowed him to establish himself as a leading striker in Serie A, with 29 goals scored and 9 assists, and to gain European experience by scoring three times and providing two assists last season in the UEFA Conference League. We are convinced that he will be able to achieve his potential in this championship that he is discovering, and that he will put his versatility and qualities to the service of Will Still’s squad.
Will this arrival of RC Lens push Elye Wahi towards the exit? The former Montpellier player is coveted by Olympique de Marseille, and has an exit voucher from his club in the event of a good offer.
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