France’s second-choice goalkeeper Brice Samba is joining Rennes from French league rival Lens. The Brittany club said Wednesday that Samba signed until 2029.

French international goalkeeper Brice Samba has joined Rennes from their Ligue 1 rivals Lens, the two clubs announced on Wednesday. Samba joined Lens in 2022 from Nottingham Forest, having just helped the English club win promotion to the Premier League.

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The 30-year-old is expected to make his debut for the team this weekend in a league clash against his former club, Marseille

Brice Samba (30) looked to be the second statement signing from Stade Rennais in the winter transfer window when it was reported that they had reached an

Pierre Dréossi is not used to avoiding the cameras. Sunday, just before Lens-Toulouse (16th day of Ligue 1), the general

French international goalkeeper Brice Samba has joined Rennes from their ... who has won three caps for France and is first-choice goalkeeper Mike Maignan's regular back-up, has signed a contract ...

RENNES, France (AP) — Goalkeeper Brice Samba is joining Rennes from French league rival Lens, the Brittany club said Wednesday. Rennes said Samba, who is France's second-choice goalkeeper behind ...

RENNES, France (AP) — Goalkeeper Brice Samba is joining Rennes from French league rival Lens, the Brittany club said Wednesday. Rennes said Samba, who is France's second-choice goalkeeper behind ...

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