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. Badji joined Al Ahly in 2020 from Rapid Vienna. However, he fell down the pecking orders and was sent on loans to Turkish club Ankaragucu then Amiens of Ligue 2.
Badji impressed Amiens with his first season in France, scoring 13 goals and assisting three times in 26 matches. Amiens gave Badji the opportunity to sign a $1.8 million permanent contract in June.
Badji made three starts in his first season with Amiens, and now he is looking to move on, joining Bordeaux’s fallen giants on a season-long loan.
Six-time French champions were relegated 2 last year after finishing bottom in Ligue 1 and are eager to return to the top tier of the league.
The team is currently second in the table with 11 points after their first six games. They have scored just eight goals so Aliou Badji was signed. Badji,
, is expected to take over for the likes Ui-jo Hawang, Sekou Mara and M’Baye Nang, who all went to Auxerre, Southampton Forest and Nottingham Forest.
: The club’s eighth signing of the summer is the Senegalese, who joins Danylo Ignatenko and Alberth Elis.
