The LOSC is actively looking for an offensive reinforcement for next season, to compensate for Jonathan David’s departure and support Olivier Giroud. Olivier Létang, a member of the technical team, identified Haizam “Hamsa” Igamane, the international Moroccan striker of the Glasgow Rangers, as the number one priority to meet this need. Although FC Nantes is claiming compensation of 25 million euros for Matthis Albin, LOSC has already made an initial offer of about 12 million euros, with bonuses, to acquire the services of the 22-year-old player.

Negotiations between the LOSC and the Glasgow Rangers have recently become more complex regarding the transfer of Hamsa Igamane, as reported by Sacha Tavolieri. However, the Lille club is seriously considering a new financial proposal, estimated at 14 million euros plus bonuses, to convince the Rangers to give up their player. Igamane achieved an impressive season with the Rangers, scoring 16 goals, which reinforces the LOSC’s interest in its offensive profile.

In parallel with this main track, LOSC has also registered positive news in the transfer market, as confirmed by recent information. These arrivals could reinforce the financial situation of the club, as suggested by the title “€15 million arrive in the caisses”. The arrival of Igamane would therefore be a master move for the LOSC, allowing to consolidate its offensive sector and maintain a high level of performance.