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Paris FC has made a €23 million offer for Nantes striker Matthis Abline, which was rejected by the club owned by the Kita family. Nantes is holding out for approximately €30 million plus bonuses and hopes a Premier League club will meet that price. The 23-year-old forward, who scored 8 goals and provided 6 assists in 35 matches last season as Nantes was relegated to Ligue 2, is also being tracked by AS Monaco (who offered €17 million plus bonuses) and has interest from England. Abline is reportedly intrigued by the project of the Arnault family at Paris FC. The Parisian club has backup options but has not given up hope of signing the player.
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Matthis Abline (23) is Paris FC's top priority for the striker position this transfer window. According to our information, the club submitted a €23 million offer to FC Nantes, which was rejected.
The Kita family, which controls Nantes, is holding out for €30 million plus bonuses and hopes a Premier League club will meet that price.
Interest from Multiple Clubs
Abline is also being tracked by AS Monaco, who made a €17 million plus bonuses proposal, and has attracted interest from England. However, the player is intrigued by the project at Paris FC, which is owned by the Arnault family.
Paris FC has backup options if they fail to reach an agreement with Nantes, but the club has not given up hope of signing the player.
Player Performance
During the Canaries' difficult last season, which ended in relegation to Ligue 2, Abline scored 8 goals and provided 6 assists in 35 matches across Ligue 1 and the Coupe de France.
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