Le Stade de Reims verrait en Joris Chotard le successeur de Marshall Munetsi, cédé à Wolverhampton ce lundi. Midi Libre – JEAN-MICHEL MART
The Hérault club rejected an offer from the Champagne team for its midfielder, this Monday, February 3. While Tanguy Coulibaly and Othmane Maamma are seen as the replacements for Tamari, who left for Rennes.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000After Mousa Tamari, Arnaud Nordin and Akor Adams, will Montpellier HSC give up Joris Chotard, another major player in its squad? ? The Hérault midfielder was the subject of an offer from Stade de Reims, this Monday, February 3, the last day of a winter transfer window that should not see a replacement for its Jordanian winger.
According to our information, the Hérault management refused an initial offer of €3.5 million from the Champagne club for Chotard. Present this Monday morning at the Paillade training, the Olympic vice-champion is reportedly being tracked by Reims with a view to succeeding Marshall Munetsi, transferred to Wolverhampton this Monday for €18 million excluding bonuses.
Chotard, trained in Montpellier, had come close to leaving La Paillade last summer. Approached by the German club Wolfsburg, he had finally stayed at MHSC in the final moments of the summer transfer window. Will the winter hold the same scenario? ?
No other reinforcements after Meïté, Delort and Pays ?
Furthermore, after having sold Mousa Tamari to Rennes, for a transfer valued at €8 million, Montpellier should not enlist a winger to compensate for this loss. The club sees Tanguy Coulibaly and Othmane Maamma as two solutions in its squad.
The defender on loan from OM, Bamo Meïté, whose medical is scheduled for this afternoon, the striker Andy Delort (Mouloudia Alger, loan) and the midfielder Nicolas Pays (Le Puy-en-Velay) could therefore constitute the three winter recruits of the MHSC. And compensate for the departures of Akor Adams (Sevilla FC), Arnaud Nordin (Mainz), Mousa Tamari (Rennes) and Gabriel Barès (Burgos). Birama Touré could join Turkey. The winter transfer window closes its doors in France this Monday at 11 p.m.