Transfer window: a conflict erupts between Lassine Sinayoko and AJ Auxerre

Author: Rodolph TOMEGAHPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: France

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Transfer window: a conflict erupts between Lassine Sinayoko and AJ Auxerre

A conflict has erupted between Malian forward Lassine Sinayoko and AJ Auxerre during the summer transfer window. The tensions reportedly stem from a contractual dispute or a failed transfer. Sinayoko, who came through Auxerre's academy, is seeking to leave the club. The situation could escalate into a legal dispute.

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