The newspapers have begun to highlight the possibility of the departure of French midfielder N'Golo Kante from the Union during the remaining period of the summer transfer market, despite his outstanding performance recently.

The Union's consideration to sell Kante is attributed to several reasons, most notably that he has only one season left on his contract, and the club's desire to secure financial compensation before the contract ends to avoid financial loss.

Additionally, the Union is looking to renew the player's contract based on his performance during the new season, while Kante is demanding an immediate contract renewal, creating a disparity between the two parties.

Kante's age of 34 years is an additional factor that makes the club's management hesitant to extend his contract, as they seek to achieve a balance between experience and the ability to continue for the coming years.

Furthermore, the Union is searching for a new technical player in the midfield, and Kante's departure would allow for salary savings that could enable the team to finalize that deal soon, thereby strengthening the team's midfield in preparation for the upcoming competitions.