Fousseni Diabaté

Paris FC has begun efforts to attract Malian international Fousseini Diabaté, already sought after by several European clubs, including Celtic FC, according to Africafoot. The French club, promoted to Ligue 1, is now positioning itself as a serious contender to sign the young left-sided striker.



The 29-year-old Fousseini Diabaté is attracting interest from several major teams on the continent. However, FC Lausanne-Sport's management has offered Fousseini a contract of approximately two years, allowing for a renewal. The Blues and Whites are still engaged in intensive negotiations, desperate to retain their player.




According to Africafoot, the player does not appear to be considering a contract extension at the moment, as he is attracting interest from several foreign clubs and is currently reviewing the latest offer from another European club. His contract with the Swiss club expires on June 30, 2025.



What does the future hold for these five Mali Eagles whose contracts expire this summer? Harouna Diarra offers his analysis.

For the 2024/25 season, Fousseni Diabaté has played 40 matches, totaling 2,787 minutes of play. He has scored 8 goals and provided 9 assists in all competitions. His current market value is estimated at €1.20 million on Transfermarkt.

 

Could be a sweet deal

 

He's Deffo my type 2

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The insulin-ce of trying to sign a 29 year old.

 

Previously at Leicester. Stats don't look great and neither does his career.

Hopefully lazy journalism with the BR and Leicester link.

 

Don't try and sugar coat it mate

 

There's sure to be a spike in shirt sales.

Let's hope be can inject a much needed dose of drive into our veins.

 

See out of the free transfer bargain bin this guy might be one I would take given the bin fire we have. He’s a left footed winger can play either side, still seems to have some pace and ability to go at a man and from that perspective he’d be an upgrade on Nygren or Forrest playing on the right wing. Even to see us to Jota is back.

 

Makes sense, and for that reason, it definitely won't happen.