Bild reports on St. Pauli's efforts to re-sign Morgan Guilavogui from Lens amidst contract complexities. St. Pauli is attempting to bring Morgan Guilavogui back from Lens, as the club had previously activated a buy option which Lens countered with a buy-back clause. St. Pauli is willing to compete for his signature, provided Lens does not demand an exorbitant fee, potentially exceeding 6 to 7 million euros.

FC St. Pauli is working to bring Morgan Guilavogui back to Hamburg after RC Lens executed the buy-back clause. St. Pauli would need to invest more than the 4.5 million euros Lens paid. St. Pauli is optimistic about their chances and Lens is open to negotiations.

FC St. Pauli had exercised the option to purchase Morgan Guilavogui to keep him after his loan spell in Germany. However, RC Lens decided to use their veto rights, preventing the transfer from being completed. Guilavogui will return to RC Lens for the upcoming season. RC Lens's new sporting director, Jean-Louis Leca, expressed confidence in Guilavogui's abilities, citing his impressive performance in the Bundesliga and the club's belief in his potential to contribute significantly.

Morgan Guilavogui is a key player for FC St. Pauli, and the club wants him to stay. They have a purchase option for a permanent transfer. However, RC Lens, where Guilavogui is under contract until 2027, has a buyback clause. This makes negotiations necessary, potentially requiring a higher sum to secure the transfer.