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ASSE transfer market sees Liverpool finalise the loan of N'Guessan to Brest

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
ASSE transfer market sees Liverpool finalise the loan of N'Guessan to Brest

ASSE transfer market sees Liverpool finalize the loan of Djylian N’Guessan to Brest, after the 18‑year‑old striker signed his contract with the English club. The deal, long‑awaited, was confirmed this Friday, marking a major step for the player and the Greens.

A prospect from the Saint‑Étienne academy

Djylian N’Guessan is a top prospect from Saint‑Étienne’s academy, nicknamed the Greens. Coming through the youth system, he has played 13 matches with the first team and scored a goal since his debut in January 2025. The club highlighted his potential from his first appearances.

The 18‑year‑old will not join the banks of the Mersey immediately. He has been loaned until the end of the 2026‑2027 season to Stade Brestois, a Ligue 1 club, to gain regular playing time. This arrangement allows Liverpool to secure his future while giving the player senior experience.

Conflicting figures for the transfer

Sources cite different amounts for the deal. Some reports suggest 3 M€, 4,3 M€ or 5 M€, while another source mentions a figure of 12 M€. All amounts are expressed in M€ and relate to the move from ASSE to the English club.

In addition to the fee, the transfer includes a resale percentage clause in favor of Saint‑Étienne. This provision guarantees the Greens a future financial share if the player is sold for a higher price.

Other moves confirmed in September

Among the other transfers confirmed in September, Dan Watts was loaned from Swansea to Exeter. This deal appears on the long list of published moves, underscoring the market’s intense activity.

Djylian N’Guessan will officially join Liverpool in January, after his loan at Brest. Until then, he will continue playing in Ligue 1, before preparing to join the club on the banks of the Mersey.

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