“Lens widens gap with Monaco after big victory – Angelo Fulgini praises coach Franck Haise and looks forward to permanent move to Lens next season”

After a big victory against Monaco this weekend, Franck Haise’s men are widening the gap with the club from the principality. A great season for the Lensois, rewarded for their work. A player feels good at the club and expresses it.

With only one defeat and a draw in their last 9 games, the sangs et or have had a really successful season and could win a place in the Champions League at the end of it. With 66 points, the Lensois, 3rd, took 5 points ahead of the 4th Monegasques and are 4 behind the second place which currently goes to Marseille. The end of the season is not the easiest but will be within their reach with trips to Toulouse, Lorient and Auxerre and the reception of Marseille, Reims and Ajaccio. The match against OM will be crucial since in the event of victory, the Lensois will be able to put pressure on Marseille and take advantage of a potential misstep on their part.
In the meantime, Lens will travel to Toulouse this Tuesday evening to try to come back to within 3 points of Marseille. As part of this meeting, Angelo Fulgini presented himself at a press conference.

“Coming back to France is good”

Arrived from Mainz in the summer transfer window as a loan with option to buy, the former Angevin already satisfies the club and the player will join Lens permanently this summer for an amount of 7.2 million euros.
Since his arrival at the club, the player has joined the starting 11 and has performed well: he has already delivered a decisive pass and scored a goal.
The player spoke of his experience in Germany and his integration into the northern club: “ Mainz was the first time I went abroad, just coming back to France is good. The language barrier is still complicated on a daily basis. I am someone who likes to laugh, to have this barrier did not allow me to acclimatize well “. He also took the opportunity to talk about his relationship with his coach: “ I like coaches who will talk to you, give you confidence. Those who put a little distance, it’s a way of doing things but which I don’t really like. Franck Haise has this closeness which is important I find. »

Back home, in the north of France, he who, younger, played in Douai and Valencienne seems to feel good in his club and could discover European competition next year.