Union Saint-Gilloise has been able to count on the loans of some talents from the “parent company”, Brighton & Hove Albion, this season. They shouldn’t stay.
The Union Saint-Gilloise is likely to experience an eventful summer. We already know that Deniz Undav will leave the club, heading to Brighton & Hove Albion, with whom USG has very close relations because Tony Bloom owns both clubs. And the two great talents loaned to Belgium by Brighton should also leave Duden Park.
Philippe Bormans, CEO of the Union, has in fact confirmed to our colleagues that South Press what Kaoru Mitoma et Kacper Kozlowski would not stay beyond their loan this season. For Kozlowski, it will be a start on an acknowledgment of failure if his playing time does not change: the Pole, transferred for 10 million euros to England and loaned in stride, never managed to win. as holder. We imagined him staying on loan for another season to get some extra playing time, but that shouldn’t be the case.
Regarding Kaoru Mitoma, it was predictable, but the loss will remain heavy. The Japanese is one of the darlings of Parc Duden, with 7 goals and 4 assists this season and already a goal this Sunday for the opening of the Playoffs against Anderlecht. We imagine, however, that with Europe to be expected next season, the Unionist owner will strengthen his club accordingly.
