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6 hours ago
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Rennes interested in Marseille's Jonathan Rowe
Stade Rennais have joined the race to sign Olympique de Marseille forward Jonathan Rowe (22), according to a report from . Rowe had a mixed first season at Marseille, but nonetheless, he made 30 appearances for the club (three goals, four assists). He is also coming off the back of a strong showing with England at the Euro U21 championships. However, the Englishman is far from untransferable at OM, amid interest from across Europe. There is notable interest from Turkey and specifically from Besiktas and Fenerbahçe. Atalanta are also interested in the Englishman, whilst Premier League clubs are attentive to his situation, Sacha Tavolieri understands. The journalist adds that OM value the England youth international at €20m. Rennes are now entering the race, Foot Mercato understands. As previously reported, Marseille are open to a sale, however, the Breton club are yet to submit a bid. Valentin Rongier and Quentin Merlin have already made the move from the Vélodrome to Rennes this summer. GFFN | Luke Entwistle
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2 days ago
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Marseille set €20m price tag for Jonathan Rowe
As initially reported by RMC Sport journalist Fabrice Hawkins, Olympique de Marseille are not closed to the possibility of selling Jonathan Rowe (22) this summer. has now revealed OM's asking price. Rowe had a mixed first season at Marseille, but nonetheless, he made 30 appearances for the club (three goals, four assists). He is also coming off the back of a strong showing with England at the Euro U21 championships. However, the Englishman is far from untransferable at OM, amid interest from across Europe. There is notable interest from Turkey and specifically from Besiktas and Fenerbahçe. However, for now, the forward is not making a move to Turkey a priority, Tavolieri understands. Atalanta are also interested in the Englishman, whilst Premier League sides are also attentive to his situation. Amid widespread interest, Les Phocéens have set their asking price. As per Tavolieri, the Ligue 1 giants have set a €20m valuation. None of the aforementioned Turkish suitors are prepared to meet that asking price. GFFN | Luke Entwistle
Yahoo
30-07-2025
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Report – Atalanta To Chase Olympique Marseille Striker If Nigeria Forward Joins Inter Milan
Atalanta have already started preparing for life after Ademola Lookman as they target Jonathan Rowe to replace the Inter Milan-bound star. According to Gazzetta dello Sport via FCInterNews, La Dea will turn to the Olympique Marseille forward to fill the void in attack. Inter Milan are getting ever closer to signing Ademola Lookman. Indeed, the club's second offer for the 27-year-old, worth €45 million, could be enough to seal the deal. Though Atalanta have yet to respond, Lookman's move to San Siro seems only a matter of time. Atalanta to Target Jonathan Rowe if Ademola Lookman Joins Inter Milan BOLOGNA, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 28: Ademola Lookman of Atalanta BC looks on during the Serie A match between Bologna and Atalanta at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara on September 28, 2024 in Bologna, Italy. (Photo by) Preparations for the post-Lookman era at the Gewiss Stadium are underway. Indeed, Atalanta have already identified Rowe as a go-to option to replace the former RB Leipzig forward. Meanwhile, Inter are waiting for La Dea's response with bated breath. However, Atalanta's search for a new winger suggests they've already started to accept the idea of parting ways with Lookman.
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28-07-2025
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Roma turn to Rowe after Marseille pick up Paixao
Roma are turning towards Olympique Marseille winger Jonathan Rowe, who could cost circa €20m, after Igor Paixao agreed a lucrative transfer to France. The Giallorossi had wanted an attacking wide player to suit new coach Gian Piero Gasperini and Paixao was one of the first choices. However, it quickly became apparent that the Feyenoord man was going to be too expensive, as today Olympique Marseille beat Leeds United to the deal with an offer worth €30m plus €5m in add-ons. Rowe new name on Roma radar STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND – MARCH 16: Jonathan Rowe of Norwich City during the Sky Bet Championship match between Stoke City and Norwich City at Bet365 Stadium on March 16, 2024 in Stoke on Trent, England. (Photo by Ben) According to Roma are instead turning their focus towards a player whose place will be taken by Paixao. Rowe is fresh from winning the Under-21 European Championship with England and completed the transfer from Norwich City to Marseille for a total €16.5m after an initial loan. Atalanta had also been linked with the 22-year-old, seeing him as an alternative to Ademola Lookman if the Nigerian moves to Inter. The arrival of Paixao means Marseille are more likely to sell and it's reported the asking price is now €20m. Rowe scored three goals with three assists in 28 Ligue 1 appearances last season.
Otago Daily Times
21-07-2025
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- Otago Daily Times
Majority backs going with the flow
A future where South Dunedin is dotted with waterways and wetlands has been backed by residents as the best hope to address climate change. South Dunedin Future programme manager Jonathan Rowe, in a report to Otago regional and Dunedin city councillors, said feedback from more than 1200 individuals and organisations found nearly 60% supported an estimated $2.8 billion proposal to create "space for water" in the low-lying suburb by 2100. On the other hand, 73% of respondents said the status quo was taking South Dunedin in the "wrong direction", Mr Rowe said. The least popular option the South Dunedin Future team presented to the community in consultation from March through May was to "let water in" and plan a large-scale managed retreat from the area, estimated to cost $5b. "Two prominent themes emerged in the feedback across all 'futures', including that council should build more infrastructure in the short term, to reduce present-day flood risk, and that stakeholders wanted more information about any potential managed retreat process, including in regard to location, timing, and policy and process for property buyouts," he said. Mr Rowe's team not only gauged public interest in the seven different multibillion-dollar options South Dunedin Future created, they also tried to understand people's views on flooding and who should contribute financially to South Dunedin's future. The South Dunedin Future team tried to understand at what point flooding would make the suburb "unliveable", Mr Rowe said. The team found 83% of respondents thought that threshold would be crossed if water entered their homes. "Most respondents said that flood water ponding on their lawn, local sports fields and in public carparking areas would never make South Dunedin unliveable — suggesting increased tolerance of 'nuisance' flooding, but clear intolerance of flooding entering homes." When the public was asked who should help pay for the work required to prepare the suburb for the future, most respondents said central government (24%) and local government (22%). However, property developers (15%), and Dunedin residents and businesses (13%) were also picked to pay to help transform the neighbourhood, he said. Consultation found that while many respondents were open to contributing through rates to some degree, support for rates funding was "higher when costs are shared more broadly". After both councils considered his report this month, a shortlist of three options would be presented to councils early next year, Mr Rowe said. South Dunedin Community Network chairman Mike Hammond said the findings Mr Rowe was presenting were similar to the feedback the network received from attendees at the last South Dunedin street festival. The option to add wetlands and waterways to the suburb would likely not please everyone "but almost 60% is a reasonable number overall". "South D should be a place residents from other suburbs want to visit and having a long-term vision that includes making South D safe and resilient to future water events sounds like a positive solution."
