Paris FC satisfied but open to late move for striker | OneFootball

According to L'Équipe, Paris FC see no need to recruit with a week left in the window. They could still move for a leading striker if the right chance arises, with the Arnault family-owned club minded to act only for quality.

Sporting director Marco Neppe set the tone last week, saying the staff are very happy with the squad profiles and that arrivals were effectively closed unless a major market opportunity emerged.

Head coach Liam Rosenior echoed that on Friday, adding that any addition must meet strict criteria, offer clear added value and slot quickly into the collective and long-term plan.

After Ciro Immobile’s surprise retirement, there is officially no plan to sign another striker to support Lassine Sinayoko. That role currently falls to Jean-Philippe Krasso, 29, who scored only two goals last season and was left out of the squad on Saturday night, and to Omar Sissoko, 20, back from a loan at Pau (L2). Even so, the club would not rule out a late bargain for that position before the deadline.

Rosenior also said Ilan Kebbal, Moustapha Mbow and Adama Camara will not leave this summer. He praised their ability and enthusiasm, and stressed Paris FC do not need to sell, with the club deciding who stays and who goes.

Source: L'Équipe

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