Zapping Goal! Football club ASSE: Laurent Hess’s edit on Denis Bouanga
Apart from OM, few L1 clubs can boast of keeping up with the pace imposed by PSG in this transfer window. The club of the capital has launched several hooks and has already hooked the big fish Georginio Wijnaldum … while waiting for Achraf Hakimi? ASSE, for its part, prefers to extend its nuggets and take its time to recruit. Bernard Caïazzo does not lose it, however, since he has developed an international network: the Global Football Alliance.
Crystal Palace, Krasnodar or Villarreal members
“This is a strategic partnership between clubs from 16 different countries without head-on competition which will aim to establish a recruiting and scouting network,” summarizes Crystal Palace, a member of the project. It will also be useful for optimizing training and athletic performance, increasing revenue and promoting digital innovation through regular communications, meetings and conferences. “
ASSE is therefore part of this large-scale project and joins prestigious groups such as Villarreal, Medellin, Krasnodar, Melbourne Victory, Wolfsburg, Alkmaar and Wadi Delga in Egypt. These new links forged around the world could prove useful in times of transfer.
🚨 BUTASSE alert! 🚨
IT IS FINALLY MOVING! 🙌
ASSE is starting to stand out in the transfer market!
Find your Holy Goal on newsstands or in our online store ➡️ https://t.co/DvJwVnmOsm pic.twitter.com/FCdMhMCDVY– Goal! Saint-Etienne (@ButASSE) June 15, 2021
ASSE: the Greens in a new promising project
ASSE is a member of the Global Football Alliance, a network woven internationally with several renowned clubs.
