Nice linked with Bertrand Traore after Sunderland departure

jin88bet.one ak168app.baby Bertrand Traore, the ak168app.club Burkina Faso winger current ks168app.site ly without a club, is being linked with a move to Nice.

The 30-year-old ic88 right winger left Sunderland on 1 July 2026, less than a year after joining the club from Ajax for €2.9m. He is now being mentioned as a possible target ic88 for Nice, who play in Ligue 1.

Traore has made 88 Ligue 1 appearances, scoring 21 goals and providing 12 assists. He previously playe ic88 d in the French top flight with Lyon before returning to Europe after spe ic88 lls in England, Turkey, Spain and the Netherlands.

His latest move came after a season a lr88 t Sunderland, following a free transfer to Ajax from Villarreal in July 2024. Traore had joined Villarr lr88 eal from Aston Villa at the start of 2024, having spent the previous campaign on loan at lr88 Turkish club Basaksehir.

The Burkina Faso international began his senior European career at Chelsea, where he was also loaned to Dutch clu lr88 b Vitesse. He later spent the 2016-17 season on loan at Ajax, helping the club reach the op88 Eur si88 opa League final.

Traore’s career honours include an Under-17 Africa Cup triumph with Burkina Faso in 2011 and a Europa League runners-up me 88v dal with Ajax in 2017.

He remains with SEXXXXX-VN out a club, while Nice are the side currently linked with a move.

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