Sporting Charleroi Set to Sign Axel Ngando as Neeskens Kebano’s Departure Looms
With Neeskens Kebano likely heading out of Sporting Charleroi, the Belgian club is already preparing for life without the talented Congolese striker. Reports indicate that Charleroi is on the verge of reacquiring Axel Ngando, the 22-year-old French striker of Cameroonian origin, who spent last season on loan at Angers from Rennes.
The move is expected to be a loan or permanent deal, with Ngando set to join Charleroi for the next three seasons, with an option for an additional year. Belgian media reports suggest that the Zebras are actively working on the deal, ironing out the final details with Rennes.
While Ngando’s arrival seems imminent, the departure of Neeskens Kebano remains a priority for the club. However, Charleroi is not willing to sell the Congolese international on the cheap. The club is reportedly demanding a €4 million fee for Kebano, whose exit looks increasingly likely as the transfer window nears its close.
The situation could lead to a busy final few days for Charleroi in terms of squad adjustments.
