Racing Club de Lens Advances in Georges Mikautadze Transfer Saga

Racing Club de Lens continues to advance its pawns in the Georges Mikautadze case! In search of a second striker to play with Elye Wahi up front, the Blood and Gold have set their sights on the Georgian international for some time.

New stage in the Mikautadze summer saga. On the tablets of several Ligue 1 clubs, the Georgian officially signed with FC Metz this Monday. The Lorraine club had recovered its player on loan after his departure to Ajax, Metz has just exercised the purchase option.

A few weeks ago, AS Monaco seemed to be the destination of the Georgian striker. Everything seemed to be tied up… seemed. Because since then, there was first of all the player’s denial on his social network Instagram. Then, the verdict on the TV rights has still not been given and the sale of ASM has cooled the file. But the Monegasques have not thrown the file in the trash. ASM is engaged in a battle with Racing Club de Lens to enlist the player. But it is the Artois club which has a slight lead indicates the Voix du Nord.

Bought to better resell this summer

Both clubs must negotiate with FC Metz. Ajax Amsterdam has just officially announced that an agreement has been reached with Metz for the transfer of Georges Mikautadze. The striker had been on loan for six months to the French club, with a purchase option included in the contract. We are talking about a transfer fee of 13 million euros, the player’s sale price. The Georgian international’s contract with Ajax ran until June 30, 2028. For his part, Messins have exercised the option with a view to reselling the player at a high price during this same summer transfer window.

Now out of the Euro with Georgia after the 4-1 defeat against Spain, Georges Mikautadze spoke about his recent performances. “It opens me up to the whole of Europe, I show my qualities here, it makes me happy. I’m going on holiday and then we’ll see what happens next. No decision for the moment.”

2024-07-01 15:20:44
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