RC Lens: Jeremy Agbonifo pushed towards the exit?
RC Lens: Jeremy Agbonifo pushed towards the exit?
Signed last winter after a promising loan spell, Jeremy Agbonifo could already be packing his bags at RC Lens.
At just 19 years old, the Nigerian winger no longer features in coach Pierre Sage's plans, having recently been demoted to the reserve team. Just a few days ago, the manager addressed Jeremy Agbonifo's situation:
He's a player with potential, but he needs to understand his role and seize his opportunities. For now, that's not clear to him.
Arriving from BK Häcken for nearly €9 million, the young Swedish forward hasn't truly made his mark in Ligue 1: just one goal in eight appearances during the second half of the season. According to La Voix du Nord, the Artois club is now looking to offload him by September. With a contract running until 2028, Agbonifo could leave Lens much earlier than initially expected.
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