In
Stefan Mitrovic (def) Freiburg; Jeremy Perbet (att) Basaksehir; Noel Naby Soumah (def) White Star; Jacob Rinne (gk) Orebro FK; Dieumerci Ndongala (mid) Charleroi; Emir Kujovic (att) Norrkoping; William Troost-Ekong (def) FK Haugesund – end of loan; Nermin Zolotic (mid) Zeljeznicar – end of loan; Serge Tabekou (att) Sedan – end of loan; Lucas Schoofs (mid) Lommel – end of loan; Jari Vandeputte (mid) FC Eindhoven – end of loan; Benito Raman (att) Sint-Truiden – end of loan; Rodgers Kola (att) PAE Veria – end of loan;
Out
Mats Sels (r) (gk) Newcastle; Rafinha (sp) (def) HJK Helsinki; Sloan Privat (att) Guingamp; Enis Gavazaj (sp) (mid) Skenderbeu; Rik Impens (mid) VW Hamme; Lucas Deaux (sp) (mid) Guingamp; Marko Poletanovic (sp) (mid) Red Star Belgrade – on loan; Simon Diedhiou (sp) (att) Mouscron – on loan; Peter Olayinka (att) Dukla Prague – on loan; Abd Hatem Elhamed (sp) (def) Ligat HaAL – on loan; Mustapha Oussalah (sp) (def) released; Mubarak Boussoufa (sp) (mid) Lokomotiv Moscow – end of loan; Alexis Scholl (def) Benfica B – end of loan; Ante Puljic (sp) (def) released;
Target
Gent definitely have what it takes to secure another top three finish, although winning their second title in three years seems unlikely. The other ambition the Buffalos have is to achieve a long run in Europa League and they have the abilities to do that.