MLS - LAFC is getting closer to sign Guingamp striker
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Loïc Tanzi reports today that Guingamp striker Matthias Phaëton is set to make a move to the USA, with LAFC set to complete the former youth international’s signing.
With the forward garnering interest from a range of clubs across the Atlantic, Los Angeles FC appear to be the likeliest destination – the deal is set to consist of a loan with a virtually obligatory permanent clause.
The 21-year-old made 27 appearances for the Brittany-based side last season in Ligue 2, scoring 3 goals as the club comfortably finished in midtable.
The Guadalupe international striker so far has collected 6 caps and bagged 3 goals with his national team. According to transfermarkt, he's currently valued at €1M.
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