According to information relayed by The Team, several Ligue 1 clubs are fighting the recruitment of Przemyslaw Frankowski. The Paris FC, like Rennes and Lens, shows a keen interest in the Polish terrain. This competition is intensifying as Rennes has already strengthened its strength with the arrival of Valentin Rongier, a player previously playing at the Olympique de Marseille. The Breton team is also considering grabbing Quentin Merlin, who joined the club at the same time as Rongier.

Along with these movements, Rennes also seems to be actively looking for Przemiyslaw Frankowski, who is currently playing in Galatasaray after spending several seasons in Lens. A loan with option of purchase is envisaged by the Rennes club, but The Team reveals that the Paris FC also positions itself as a serious contender. The Parisian club could consider a definitive transfer for Frankowski, whose mandatory purchase option was lifted by Galatasaray for a sum of 10 million euros.

Lens, Frankowski’s original club, also remains attentive to its evolution. The player’s situation is therefore complex, with several clubs ready to fight to join their team. The outcome of this fight for the recruitment of Przemiyslaw Frankowski remains uncertain, but the growing interest of these clubs demonstrates its talent and potential. The future of the Polish midfielder therefore looks exciting.