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Andréas Hountondji to Frosinone

Quiet since 2 August 2026. Last report: Gianluigi Longari. Probability when it went quiet: 14%.

Frosinone are reported to be closing in on Andréas Hountondji, the 24-year-old French attacker currently at Burnley. The Championship club signed him from SM Caen and tied him to a contract running until June 2028, but he now looks set for a move away, with Frosinone the club pushing hardest. The fee being discussed sits between €2m and €4m, close to his market value of around €3m, which suggests both sides see this as a fair working range rather than a real sticking point. The story comes from a single source so far: Gianluigi Longari, whose credibility rating of 78 out of 100 makes him a reasonably trusted name, and who used the word "escl" to flag it as an exclusive. That is a decent starting point, but it has not yet been picked up or confirmed by a second voice, so this remains a one-source story rather than a corroborated one. Calling this a longshot is fair. Burnley have no obvious pressure to sell a player under contract for two more years, and nothing here confirms Frosinone have had a bid accepted or that personal terms are close. For it to happen, Frosinone need to convert interest into an actual offer inside that €2m to €4m range, and Burnley need to decide the money outweighs keeping him. Right now it looks like an early move rather than one nearing the line. Frosinone have paid similar money before, including €3m and €2m fees for past signings from Napoli, so a deal in this bracket would fit their usual business. Burnley themselves paid €4m to sign Hountondji from Caen, so any sale in the €2m-€4m zone would represent a modest loss on that outlay. Watch for whe

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