Issa Doumbia: Venezia midfielder linked with move to Strasbourg in €8m rumour

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Venezia midfielder Issa Doumbia is being linked with a move to Ligue 1 side R. Strasbourg, with the 22-year-old central midfielder’s future in Serie B the subject of growing transfer speculation.

The Italian-born midfielder, who also holds Ivorian nationality, is currently valued at €8.00m, with that figure expected to form the basis of any negotiations between Venezia and Strasbourg. The reported probability of the deal remains unclear, listed only as “?” in the latest transfer reports.

Doumbia, who wears the number 8 shirt for Venezia, is a right-footed central midfielder and has been operating in Serie B with the Venetian club. With no publicly listed contract expiry date at Venezia, there is also speculation that his situation could develop towards a free-agent scenario if his deal is running down, potentially strengthening Strasbourg’s hand should talks progress.

Born in Treviglio on 16 October 2003, the 1.87m midfielder has come through the Italian system and represents Venezia at club level. He is eligible for both Italy and Côte d’Ivoire, reflecting the dual-national profile increasingly prized by European clubs looking for flexibility in squad building.

Recent data lists Doumbia as part of Venezia’s current set-up in Serie B, but there are no detailed competitive statistics or specific recent match performances recorded in the provided information, meaning his current season numbers remain undisclosed in the context of this rumour.

Strasbourg, competing in Ligue 1, are monitoring opportunities to reinforce their midfield options, and Doumbia’s profile – a young, physically strong central midfielder with an €8.00m valuation and experience in Italian professional football – fits that brief.

If a move does materialise, a switch from Venezia to Strasbourg could mark a significant step in Doumbia’s career trajectory, offering him the chance to test himself in a top-flight league and shape his reputation on a bigger European stage.

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