Beyatt Lekoueiry is set to leave Istra for Swiss Super League club Lausanne. The transfer was confirmed by Istra's sports director Saša Bjelanović during a press conference. Lausanne will pay Istra approximately two million euros for the player. Lekoueiry joined Istra half a year ago from Douanesa, a club in Mauritania, on a free transfer. During his time in the SuperSport HNL, he scored three goals and provided four assists in 16 appearances.

Beyatt Lekoueiry is poised to depart from Istra 1961 after merely half a season, with his transfer to the Swiss team Lausanne Sport now confirmed. The 19-year-old forward from Mauritania caught the attention of scouts from the club affiliated with Manchester United. Lausanne, under the ownership of Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS group, is currently positioned fifth in the Swiss Super League. Lekoueiry, who stands as Istra’s leading goal scorer and assist provider this season with three goals and four assists in 16 league matches, is anticipated to command a transfer fee of approximately €2 million. His exit is viewed as a significant loss for coach Gonzalo García, yet it is considered an essential move in Istra’s long-term strategic plans.

24sata.hr reports on the transfer negotiations involving Beyatt Lekweiry and Istra 1961. Istra 1961 received a second offer from Lausanne worth €1.1 million, including bonuses, for Beyatt Lekweiry, but it was rejected.

Lausanne submitted a bid worth €1.1 million, including fixed fees and variables, for Beyatt Lekoueiry. The offer was rejected by Istra 1961.