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Warren Bondo to LOSC Lille

Quiet since 31 August 2026. Last report: Gianluigi Longari. Probability when it went quiet: 6%.

Warren Bondo's name is circulating in Ligue 1 again, with Lille the club most consistently linked to the Milan midfielder. Brest and Monaco have since joined the queue, according to the latest reporting, but this is enquiry stage only. Nobody has put a number on the table, and Milan are under no pressure to sell given Bondo signed through to 2029. The reporting comes from Gianluigi Longari, a well-regarded Italian transfer journalist with a credibility score of 78, who broke both lines. His most recent post on 31 August named Brest and Monaco as having taken information on Bondo, adding to a Lille sondaggio he flagged back on 19 August. Two posts from the same source twelve days apart is decent continuity, but it is still one voice carrying the whole story. No French or Italian outlet has yet corroborated it independently. This sits as a long shot for now. Three Ligue 1 clubs sniffing around a player is not the same as one of them bidding, and Milan holding a contract to 2029 gives them total control of the timeline. For this to move, one of Lille, Brest or Monaco needs to convert interest into an actual offer in the €7m-€10m range being discussed, comfortably above his roughly €6m market value. Until that happens, it is talk, not talks. Milan bought Bondo from Monza for €11m in 2025, so a sale in the €7m-€10m bracket would represent a loss on that outlay. It would not be unprecedented for the club to take a smaller fee than they paid, as their €8m sale to Frankfurt in 2022 and €7m sale to Atalanta in 2017 show. Watch for any of the three suitors turning a sondaggio into a

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