The ASSE is currently in the middle of mercato activity, with several departure and arrival files to be managed as the end of the transfer window approaches. In particular, the club has to deal with departure requests from players such as Ben Old, Igor Milaidinovic and Issiaka Touré, as well as rumours about the departure of Dylan Batubinsika and Yvann Mason. The case of Lucas Staussin, a promising young attacker, is particularly followed, with the interest of several clubs like Rennes, which would make it a priority. Despite this interest, the ASSE is very firm and refuses to give up its player, considering it a key element of its sport project.

In parallel, ASSE is working to structure its workforce for next season. Several movements are envisaged, including loans for some players to allow them to save in playing time. The club remains attentive to the opportunities, but favours the construction of a competitive and sustainable group rather than the overabundance of staff. ASSE wants to retain its young talents and not deprive itself of anyone.

A positive point for fans is the clarification of the Kop exchange, now open to all and no longer reserved for subscribers. This decision reinforces the club’s popular DNA and allows more fans to enjoy the unique atmosphere of the stadium. The ASSE remains attentive to the opportunities that arise, but will not yield on the files deemed essential to the success of the sport project.