According to information relayed by Le Parisien and L-Equipe, Stade Rennais is seriously considering recruiting Valentin Rongier to strengthen its field environment. This potential arrival is part of a strategy to strengthen the Breton workforce, which seeks to fill gaps after a friendly match against Brest deemed disappointing by coach Habib Beye. Although the club is still waiting for its first recruits, Beye has some serenity, stressing that transfers take time to materialize, including contacts, negotiations and key elements under discussion.

Furthermore, the team had previously reported the interest of the Stade Rennais for Przemyślaw Frankowski and Quentin Merlin, with the aim of strengthening defensive positions on the sides. This trend is confirmed by growing interest in former FC Nantes player Valentin Rongier. Rongier would be considered an ideal player for Stade Rennais, an opportunity to seize all the more as the Marseille club envisages its departure.

Valentin Rongier’s arrival at Stade Rennais therefore seems to be a priority for the Breton club, which seeks to strengthen its field environment and fill the gaps in its staff. This potential recruit is part of a policy of strengthening the team, after a friendly match that highlighted the need to fill certain positions. The club is currently in negotiations and hopes to conclude these transfers as soon as possible.

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