After Saudi Arabian Sovereign Wealth Fund (PIF) led by Saudi monarch Mohamed bin Salman bought an eighty-percent stake in the club, speculation has already begun as to whom the leadership can confirm at the end of the Premier League field, which its total wealth is more than ten times that of the world Manchester City.
Goal.com is the first big name to come Ousmane Dembele may have been the one that attracted the attention of the top clubs in Rennes and, with his vigorous play in Dortmund, convinced the Barcelona leadership that 105 + 40 million euros was not much for him.
The 2017 transfer didn’t go as far as hoped, the still-only 24-year-old French winger was hampered by a number of injuries, with 30 goals and 21 assists in 118 stakes, but he hasn’t been able to play at all this season (although here the news is that they are not playing so as not to have to pay certain items to Dortmund for it) and have already had to miss 96 meetings.
Dembélé’s contract expires in the summer, so the “magpies” don’t even have to pay a transfer fee for it.
The English club is reportedly luring the 27-time French national team player for five years, with an annual salary of € 15 million and a sign-up bonus of € 15 million.
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The English papers, meanwhile, attacked Everton, Dominic Calvert-Lewint already seen in black and white (the market value of the 11-time English national footballer is estimated at EUR 45 million by transfermarkt.de), the recently disbanded Steve Bruce and his successor is the former Roman Paulo Fonseca his name was raised.
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