Guinean midfielder Pascal Feindouno, who has been without a club since his contract with FC Sion was terminated, might be making a return to football. Currently unattached to any club, the former Bordeaux player recently underwent a trial with Elazigspor in Turkey. Elazigspor had previously attempted to secure the services of Stéphanois Bakary Sako without success, and they are now considering Pascal Feindouno, a 31-year-old attacking midfielder who has previously played for Bordeaux and Saint-Etienne.
Pascal Feindouno is known for his extensive journey in the world of football, with a significant part of his career spent in France. He initially joined Girondins de Bordeaux in 1998, making his debut in Ligue 1 under the guidance of coach Elie Baup. Subsequently, he played for FC Lorient from 2001 to 2002 before reuniting with Elie Baup at AS Saint-Etienne in 2004. Afterward, Feindouno made a high-profile move to the Qatari club Al Sadd Doha for around 7 million euros in 2008 before joining Al Rayyan Club in 2009.
Additionally, Turkish club Elazigspor has set its sights on 26-year-old Ivorian midfielder Kafoumba Coulibaly, who currently plays for Nice. It appears that the club is actively exploring options to strengthen its squad.
