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Report: Southampton in talks to sign teenager Bilel Hassaini

Mauricio Pellegrino, Manager of Southampton looks on during the Premier League match between Southampton and Swansea City at St Mary's Stadium on A...
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Southampton are reportedly in talks to sign French teenage sensation Bilel Hassaini from Ligue 2 club Nancy.

Mauricio Pellegrino, Manager of Southampton looks on during the Premier League match between Southampton and Swansea City at St Mary's Stadium on August 12, 2017 in Southampton, England.

The Saints continue to unearth young gems from at home and abroad while generally thriving in the top fight.

Under new manager Mauricio Pellegrino the South Coast club have made a solid if slightly underwhelming start to the season, drawing 0-0 with Swansea City and just about edging out the 10 men of West Ham 3-2 before a 2-0 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Carabao Cup.

Mario Lemina of Southampton in action during the Premier League match between Southampton and West Ham United at St Mary's Stadium on August 19, 2017 in Southampton, England.Mario Lemina is Southampton’s big summer arrival so far

Pellegrino has signed central defender Wesley Hoedt and midfielder Mario Lemina so far in the transfer window while the club has also managed to keep hold of captain Virgil van Dijk as things stand.

Now it seems their focus is on acquiring more prodigious young talent to develop with reports from SFR Sport in France claiming Saints are in for 16-year-old central midfielder Hassaini.

The report claims Southampton submitted a £450,000 bid for the Nancy player at the beginning of the window.

Julian Albrecht (L) and Oscar Schönfelder (R) of Germany U16 challenge Bilel Hassaini (C) of France U16 during the  UEFA Development Tournament Match between Germany U16 and France U16 on...Bilel Hassaini playing for France U16s against Germany

That was turned down by the Ligue 2 side but it is believed a higher bid could well tempt Nancy to sell as they are suffering financial difficulties.

In fact the report goes as far as to say Nancy would actually welcome the bid such is their situation.