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Football: Paris FC values Lassine Sinayoko at 20 million euros

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Lassine Sinayoko, the Malian international striker at Paris FC, has scored eight goals and provided five assists in nine Ligue 1 matches. Signed for 8 million euros, the 26-year-old player is now reportedly valued at at least 20 million euros by his club, which has him under contract until 2029, according to the French press cited.

Paris FC would not be prepared to negotiate the departure of Lassine Sinayoko for less than 20 million euros, while the Malian striker was signed this summer from AJ Auxerre for 8 million euros. The Parisian club intends to keep the Malian international, according to information reported by the French press and relayed by Africa Top Sports.

Aged 26, Sinayoko has scored eight goals and provided five assists in nine matches. He leads the Ligue 1 goalscoring charts and is third in assists, with an involvement in 13 of Paris FC's 16 goals; the club is currently fourth in the league.

Under contract with Paris FC until 2029, Lassine Sinayoko is an important element of the club's sporting project, which is counting on him to continue his progress and contribute to its objectives this season, according to Africa Top Sports.

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