The news of the OGC Nice remains dominated by player movements, with confirmation of the departure of Evans Guessoan to Aston Villa for a sum of 35 million euros. This news, anticipated by the supporters, marks the end of a long career in the Nice club for the Ivorian international, after twelve years on the French Riviera. His departure came after a defeat against Benfica in the Champions League, a game where Guessoan was no longer present on the field. The absence of this key player will impact the club’s next challenges, including the attempt to redeem Benfica in Lisbon.

In terms of arrivals, the Nice GOC continues its search for an attacker to strengthen its strength and support Terem Moffi. The interest focused on Lassigne Sinaiko, attacking AJ Auxerre, appreciated for his performance in Ligue 1 and his experience with Mali. However, an attempt to recruit Ranford Königsdörffer failed due to medical problems with his knee, an increased caution after recent experience with Moffi, who had undergone a rupture of the cross ligaments. The current management priority is to meet this need as an attack, focusing on affordable leads in League 1.

In parallel with these movements, the GOC Nice formalized the transfer of Teddy Boulhendi to Bourg-en-Bresse. This goaltender, who never played as a professional, was third in the club’s goaltender hierarchy. He will try to revive his career with the National team as part of a one-year loan. These various operations demonstrate the continuing efforts of the GOC Nice to optimize its workforce and meet future sporting challenges, while managing financial resources with caution.