Updated 11.13 | Published 10.49
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16-year-old Jonah Kusi-Asare leaves AIK to play in Bayern Munich.
The transfer sum amounts to approximately SEK 73 million including bonuses, according to tasks.
– He has enormous potential and is an excellent finisher, says Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund.
- 16-year-old footballer Jonah Kusi-Asare leaves AIK for Bayern Munich in a transfer worth around SEK 73 million.
- This makes Kusi-Asare’s transfer the fifth most expensive from the Allsvenskan ever, after Hugo Larsson, Alexander Isak, Momodou Sonko and Zlatan Ibrahimović.
- After the sale, AIK is expected to earn between SEK 20-40 million net, as the Brommapojkarna are entitled to approx. 30% of the transfer fee.
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A few days ago, Momodou Sonko left BK Häcken for 80-85 million according to Sportbladet’s information. Now another Allsvenskan great talent disappears abroad for a high price tag. Kusi-Asare has only played 62 minutes in the Allsvenskan for AIK but is now signed by the German giants Bayern Munich.
– I wish AIK all the luck and success. Thank you for everything, says Kusi-Asare to AIK’s website.
“Joy and sorrow”
The transfer will be the fifth most expensive sale from the Allsvenskan of all time, behind Hugo Larsson, Alexander Isak, Momodou Sonko and Zlatan Ibrahimović.
– It is with both joy and sadness that we note that Jonah is now leaving us. We would have liked to see him develop in AIK, but the situation at the club and the player’s willingness to explore this adventure led to Bayern Munich’s offer being accepted, says AIK’s sporting director Thomas Berntsen to the club’s website.
20–40 million to AIK
In the press release, AIK reports that they will receive between SEK 20-40 million net after all settlements for the sale of Kusi-Asare. One of the main reasons behind this is that BP is entitled to around 30 percent of the transfer fee. Something that Sportbladet previously reported on.
Kusi-Asare, who made four Allsvenskan appearances for AIK, is now leaving for Bayern Munich, who are in second place in the Bundesliga.
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