Feb 12 • 13:13 UTC 🇫🇮 Finland Iltalehti

KuPS's European chances diminish - The club thanks

KuPS is facing challenges ahead of their upcoming Conference League knockout match against Lech Poznań due to the departure of key players, including Mohamed Touré who was sold for €1.5 million.

KuPS is preparing for the Conference League knockout stage against Lech Poznań, but their chances appear to be dwindling as they have recently lost critical players. Notably, the team has already parted ways with Polish forward Piotr Parzyszek, who contributed half of their goals in the competition, putting additional pressure on them ahead of the crucial match.

Additionally, the club confirmed the sale of their top scorer from last season, Mohamed Touré, to Viktoria Plzeň for a transfer fee of €1.5 million. This move comes as a significant loss, given Touré's vital role in the team and his contributions to their success in the Veikkausliiga. The financial gain from his sale will likely be beneficial for KuPS, allowing for potential reinvestment into the squad or facilities.

Touré expressed gratitude towards the KuPS community and fans in a public statement, reflecting on the positive experiences he had while at the club. He acknowledged how KuPS helped him develop as a player and provided him with opportunities that propelled him to the next stage of his career. As the team prepares for their upcoming match, they will have to navigate these changes and maintain focus to put on a competitive performance against their opponents.

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