Unsurprisingly, Adam Ounas is voted \u201cDogue of the month\u201d for September for having achieved the best performance among his teammates during this period. The Algerian international signed for Losc in the summer transfer window for 3 million euros. However, nothing was certain. Ounas, who was a Napoli player last season (1 stint in Serie A), showed good legs his first time with his new club.<\/p>\n
Mohamed Bayo (in white) was left out of the squad after a night out just before the match against PSG. Adam Ounas, however, was Adam’s first choice as the manager when Zhegrova was injured during the match against Montpellier. A successful entry for the former hope at the Bordeaux academy. It not only brought more risk, but it also allowed Lille numerical superiority due to its flaws to improve and defeat the MHSC more quietly.<\/p>\n
\nAdam Ounas in @PVSportFR<\/a>“I am very pleased to be back in France. I hope to be in a position to relaunch my career this year, and those that will follow, since I have been a little out of the spotlight lately. (…) Today, my goal is to give everything I have for the team. pic.twitter.com\/H9NLNDvjez<\/a><\/p>\n
\u2013 FollowerLillois (@FollowerLillois) October 8, 2022<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Bayo had, however, taken a prominent position in the Dogues attack’s frontline when he arrived. Jonathan David, the club’s top scorer was repositioned on his right. Mohamed Bayo, who has not returned clean copies despite being given the device, sees his situation getting worse after the club’s disciplinary sanction. He is content with a few matches.<\/p>\n
Adam Ounas was a scorer once with a fantastic volley that earned him three points against Toulouse. His technical quality and ability to match the attacking play by Paulo Fonseca helped him earn his place in the right lane at LOSC. After having eliminated another opponent (in this case, the Lorient), Dango Ouattara<\/a>Lille number 11 was consistent last time. This Sunday (6:45 p.m. GMT), Lille number 11 will need to be just as consistent in the big North derby against RC Lens.<\/p>\n
Mary SOUMARE<\/strong><\/p>\n
The original version of this article appeared on Sport News Africa.<\/p>\n