Renewed Contract for Doku at Rennes

The French footballer, Yannick Ndiaye, has signed a new contract with Rennes after his transfer from Monaco.

Ndiaye, who previously played for Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain, is set to remain in France for the next two seasons. The club has also added €70 million worth of free agency rights to their squad, which will allow them to bring in players from other leagues during the transfer window.

In addition to the signing of Ndiaye, Rennes has also announced that they have signed midfielder, Jean-Philippe Aubameyang. The 28-year-old has joined the club from Arsenal, where he made 14 appearances last season.

The move comes as Rennes look to strengthen their squad ahead of the upcoming season. They have already secured the services of several key players, including midfielder, Patrick Vieira, and defender, Adil Rami.

Rennes' manager, Guillaume Gallas, believes that the team's current squad is strong enough to compete for promotion next season. "We have a solid squad that can compete for promotion," he said. "I'm confident that we can reach the top flight again."

Despite the club's success this season, there were still concerns about the club's financial situation. However, the board has decided to cut back on spending in order to focus on improving the squad and preparing for the upcoming season.

Overall, it looks like Rennes are well-positioned to make a strong start to the new campaign and could potentially challenge for promotion next season. With the right management and investments, the club should be able to achieve their goals and become one of the most successful teams in French football.