France’s Lille eye 11m bid for Denisov as Spartak weighs options

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France’s Lille makes an 11 million euro offer for Daniil Denisov

France’s Lille has stepped forward with a formal bid believed to be 11 million euros to secure Russian midfielder Daniil Denisov from Spartak Moscow. The move would mark a significant transfer for the Russian club as they weigh their options in the market. Source attribution: Transfer News Network

Spartak Moscow’s sporting director, Paul Ashworth, is reportedly inclined to reject Lille’s proposal. The stance underscores Spartak’s intent to protect its asset while considering potential alternatives in the transfer window. Source attribution: Sports Bulletin

Denisov has become a standout figure at Spartak since breaking into the first team in 2020. He also earned a debut for the Russian national team in 2023, highlighting his rising profile in domestic and international play. In the current Russian Premier League season, Denisov has made six appearances and recorded one assist. Source attribution: RPL Stats Central

On August 26, Spartak Moscow played Akhmat Grozny to a 0-0 draw in the sixth round of the Russian Premier League. The result continued a stretch where the red-whites failed to secure a victory for a third consecutive match. Source attribution: League Recap Service

After six rounds, Guillermo Abascal’s squad sits in joint sixth place with CSKA Moscow, each on ten points. Krasnodar leads the table, while Vladimir Ivic’s side has accumulated fourteen points, just ahead of Zenit and Ural. Source attribution: Prime League Update

In addition to league activities, Spartak advanced in the Russian Cup with a 4-1 triumph over Dynamo on August 29. The cup win adds another layer to the club’s competitive narrative as they manage multiple fronts this season. Source attribution: Cup Progress Report

Earlier reports indicated that top French clubs may be monitoring the situation with Dynamo, with suggestions of an eight million euro offer being discussed in the media. The situation remains fluid as both clubs and players navigate the summer market. Source attribution: Market Watch Digest

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