French club extends Nabil Bentaleb's contract
The management of French club Lille has renewed the contract of Algerian player Nabil Bentaleb for an additional two seasons until summer 2028. After recovering from a serious heart injury in June 2024 that kept him off the field for eight months, Bentaleb regained his strong position with the team, participating in 81 matches, scoring three goals, and providing five assists. Bentaleb is considered one of the prominent players of the Algerian national team, having played 63 international matches and scored six goals. He was also part of the 2026 World Cup squad, in which he participated throughout. Notably, he is the first player in France to compete with a subcutaneously implanted defibrillator. His experience and history with Lille are highly valued by the club's management, which renewed its confidence in his abilities after his impressive return.
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