Borussia Dortmund refused an important Brentford offer for Maximilian Beier, leaving the English club looking for offensive alternatives. Attention is now focused on Lucas Staasın, the Belgian attacker of AS Saint-Étienne, who is interested in Brentford for its development potential and its effectiveness in front of the goal. The ASSE, however, is determined not to give up its player, considering it as a key part of its sport and survival project. Despite Brentford’s growing interest, the Stéphanois team made it clear that Staasın is not for sale, and should not revise its proposal upwards.

The AS Saint-Étienne starts the 4th day of Ligue 2 at the top of the standings, after a series of encouraging results. The upcoming games are crucial to confirm this position, with direct competitors like Pau, Nancy and Troyes looking to take control of the standings. The Stéphanois team made a positive summer preparation, with a draw-friendly match against Montpellier, which allowed to test the players and refine the preparation before the start of the championship.

Asse’s summer preparation continued with a friendly match against Montpellier, ending with a score of 1-1. Despite a first half without a goal, the team managed to return to the score with a goal from Sofie Hornemann, after having conceded a goal on a defensive error. This match confirmed the team’s defensive strength and the coach’s willingness to spin his team. The ASSE is now preparing to face FC Nantes on the first day of the championship.