L'Équipe reports on the confirmed transfer of Mory Diaw to Le Havre. The transfer of the Clermont goalkeeper Mory Diaw was announced about ten days ago on the website and has been officially confirmed by the Normandy club Le Havre this Saturday. The 32-year-old goalkeeper has signed for two years in Normandy and leaves Clermont FC, where he played 67 Ligue 1 matches between 2022 and 2024, before being loaned to Rodez in Ligue 2 last season. The transfer was accepted by the DNCG.

L'Équipe reports on Le Havre's transfer dealings amid financial constraints. The transfer is not yet official pending the decision of the DNCG. Le Havre has agreed to the transfer under a policy of zero transfer fees due to financial constraints set by new owners Blue Crow. The club is aiming to reduce the total wage bill by 15%.

L'Équipe reports on the transfer of Mory Diaw to Le Havre. Mory Diaw, the Senegalese goalkeeper of Clermont, has passed his medical examination and signed a two-year contract with Le Havre. The transfer was facilitated after Le Havre's acquisition by Blue Crow Sports Group, which accelerated the club's recruitment process. An agreement with Clermont had been reached several days prior to the medical examination and contract signing.

Mory Diaw, the goalkeeper of Clermont, is expected to join Le Havre this season. The transfer is contingent on Le Havre passing the DNCG examination this Tuesday. An agreement has been reached between the clubs for Diaw's transfer. Diaw, who is currently on loan at Rodez, also has a contractual agreement with Le Havre. The 32-year-old goalkeeper is under contract with Clermont until 2026. Although the transfer fee remains undisclosed, Le Havre is also considering signing Régis Gurtner as a potential backup goalkeeper.