Everything is accelerating at AS Saint-Etienne. After Enzo Crivelli, expected in the Loire this Monday, ASSE is quick to complete a signing in defense.
ASSE Mercato: A side gives the green light to Sainté
Defeated yesterday in the Coupe de France 1-0 against the modest team of Bergerac, Saint-Etienne is experiencing a last day of the transfer window, to say the least painful. This Monday, the Greens are still waiting for an arrival in defense, at the side position. After the recent failures with Colin Dagba and Clément Michelin, Pascal Dupraz could finally record the arrival of a high-level side. And precisely, it is on the side of the Portuguese championship that ASSE could strike a nice blow this winter.
As the media advances WorldTransfers7, L’ AS Saint Etienne would work hard to enlist the Malian international on Monday Falaye Sacko. Under contract until June 2024 at Vitoria Guimarães, currently 6th in the Portuguese championship, the 26-year-old player would be open to a departure for the Loire and would even have gave his consent to Pascal Dupraz. Currently at CAN with the Eagles, Sacko has played 13 league games this season for one goal. The right side would arrive in the form of a 6-month loan with an option to buy, as Saber Desfarges revealed on Monday on Twitter.
What signatures this Monday in Sainté?
After having already recruited five players this winter, the Saint-Etienne leaders are determined to enlist one or two more reinforcements in order to complete a workforce that has been dying since the start of the season. While a rumor from Spain announces the imminent arrival of Mathieu Peybernes (Almería) at ASSE, it is on the attack side that the Greens should experience a major arrival.
After many tracks like Jean-Philippe Mateta, Vedat Muriqi, Robert Beric or more recently Bafetimbi Gomis, Saint-Etienne should record in the next few hours the signing of Enzo Crivelli, former player for Girondins de Bordeaux and SM Caen. The French striker terminated, by mutual agreement, his contract with Antalyaspor, where he was on loan this season. The player is expected to extend his contract with Basaksehir in Turkey, to then join the ranks of Pascal Dupraz on a 6-month loan.