Thomas Robinet expected to join Nantes from Dunkerque in €1.5m move | OneFootball

Dunkerque striker Thomas Robinet, 30, is poised to join Nantes.

According to L'Équipe, Nantes have reached an agreement worth around €1.5m after several approaches. The club convinced Dunkerque to sell the forward, who was Ligue 2's second top scorer last season with 15 goals.

Barring a late change, Robinet is expected to sign a three-year contract. He came through at Sochaux and has also played for Laval, Châteauroux and Almere City in the Netherlands.

If completed, he would become Nantes' 12th signing of the window, following Killian Corredor, Maxime Dupé, Lucas Perrin, Saïdou Sow, Mathieu Cafaro, Wilitty Younoussa, Antoine Joujou, Ryad Hachem, Amin Cherni, Balthazar Pierret and Fodé Doucouré.

The club have also brought in around €40m from sales, including Abline, H. Guirassy, Mohamed, Awaziem and Lafont.

Source: L'Équipe

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