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Ligue 1

Kilmer’s ASSE Mercato outsmarts Monaco and Lyon for Tunisian prodigy

🇫🇷 By 4AllFootball ·
Kilmer’s ASSE Mercato outsmarts Monaco and Lyon for Tunisian prodigy

Kilmer Sports Ventures has secured 18‑year‑old Tunisien midfielder Elyes Dhaoui for ASSE, delivering a decisive Mercato move that leaves Ligue 1 rivals Monaco and Olympique Lyonnais trailing. The 18‑year‑old, praised for his intelligence and chess champion background, joins the Verts as the club aims to outpace French clubs competing for his signature.

By bringing Dhaoui to Saint‑Étienne, Kilmer Sports Ventures achieved a notable coup against its Ligue 1 competitors. Le club demonstrated a willingness to act swiftly in the youth‑talent market, positioning ASSE ahead of other French formations.

Strategic edge over Ligue 1 rivals

Selon le journaliste Houssem Loussaïef, the new Verts midfielder was closely monitored by Olympique Lyonnais and AS Monaco last season. He noted, “Excellent player. Monaco and Lyon had inquired last year. One of the biggest Tunisian talents.” The club therefore surpassed the L1 competition for his signature.

Beyond his on‑field abilities, Dhaoui is described as a particularly intelligent youngster, holding a national chess champion title and a degree in mathematics. This atypical background convinced Kilmer Sports Ventures to invest in his potential.

For ASSE, the objective is to allow the young gem to continue his progression and validate the high expectations surrounding him. Si the Tunisian midfielder quickly meets those expectations, the Verts could claim a very successful operation.

Saint‑Étienne can already savor this first triumph over two historic championship rivals, and supporters will watch closely as Dhaoui integrates into the squad.

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