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    Stade Rennais rejects Southampton’s £20m bid for Kamaldeen Sulemana

    Clinton EletoBy Clinton EletoJanuary 30, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    French Ligue One side Stade Rennais have rejected a £20million bid from Southampton for Ghana Black Stars forward Kamaldeen Sulemana.



    According to reports, Southampton are pushing to sign the talented player who is seeking a move to get playing time, but their initial bid has been rejected by Stade Rennais.

    Read More: Breaking News: Stephen Amankona returns to Berekum Chelsea

    Further reports also state that Everton are looking to re-invest £40million from the sale of Anthony Gordon on Sulemana and have made a verbal offer on Sunday to Stade Rennais who are looking for £30million to get the deal done.

    Kamaldeen Sulemana has featured in only 14 games for his club this season and has registered only one goal.


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