Dijon are being linked with a move for Amiens SC right-back Amine Chabane in a deal that could see the teenager drop from Ligue 2 to the Championnat National.
The 19-year-old defender, valued at €1.50m on Transfermarkt, is the subject of speculation over a switch from Amiens to Dijon, with the probability of the transfer currently listed as “?” and no agreement reported between the clubs. With no public information on his contract start date or expiry at Amiens, there is also room for talk that he could become a free agent in a future window if no extension is agreed.
Born on 15 August 2006 in Les Lilas, Chabane stands at 1.83m and plays primarily as a right-back, operating on his favoured right foot. He wears the number 39 shirt for Amiens, who compete in Ligue 2, while Dijon are pushing to strengthen from the Championnat National.
Of Moroccan and Algerian nationality, Chabane’s dual eligibility has added to interest in his development, though his current recognised footballing allegiance is at club level with Amiens’ set-up. Listed as a defender – right-back – he has been monitored as part of the club’s emerging talent pool rather than as an established first-team regular.
Recent data does not record detailed match-by-match statistics, and no specific fixture details – opponents, dates, scorelines or individual performance metrics – are available in the current dataset for Chabane, underlining how raw and early in his senior career he remains.
Any move to Dijon, whether as part of a transfer package reflecting his €1.50m valuation or later as a potential free agent if a contract situation changes, would offer Chabane a platform for regular senior football and the chance to shape his reputation as one of the more intriguing young full-backs in the French lower leagues.
