Done Deals: 5 Free Agents Who Have Successfully Transferred To Another Club
Many free agents have agreed to extend their contracts with their current team. While some players' exits have been confirmed by their present teams, they have yet to finalize a transfer to a new club. We will, however, talk about free agents who have successfully completed a transfer to another team. Noussair Mazraoui, Boubacar Kamara, Ivan Perisic, Antonio Rudiger, and Mathias Ginter are among the six players in this category.Antonio Rudiger's transfer to Real Madrid is one of the most significant free agency signings of the summer. The centre-back was looking for a new challenge, which is why he decided to quit the club and join the Spanish giants. Tottenham Hotspur, on the other hand, recruited a free agent as one of their first signings for the UEFA Champions League. Ivan Perisic's free agent agreement is one of the greatest among the Premier League's top six clubs. Perisic, who was previously pursued by Manchester United, has now made it to the Premier League.Aston Villa, on the other hand, has completed three acquisitions this summer. However, one of their new additions is a free agent from Marseille. Boubacar Kamara, who is 22 years old, will be a defensive midfielder for Steven Gerard's side. At such a young age, he is already one of the top players in his position. His leadership abilities are exceptional, and Gerard will be pleased to have someone like him on his team.Mathias Ginter and Mazraoui, both defenders, are free agents who have successfully completed a transfer to a new club. Free agents, especially those who aren't elite players, find it difficult to reach an agreement with another club on a compensation package. Most free agents who have reached the age of majority choose to take a pay cut in order to join a new team. Which of these free agents, on the other hand, do you think will have a good season next year?
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According to reports, a world-class winger from Barcelona is just 5% away from joining PSG.
According to Adrian Sanchez on Twitter, Barcelona winger Ousmane Dembele is '95 percent done (5 percent away from transferring to the Princes De Parc)' with a summer transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.
The 25-year-has future's been a major topic of conversation since last summer, when he entered the final year of his contract. When he turned down the club's offer in December, negotiations for a contract extension came to a halt. The Blaugrana tried to sell him in January, but he refused.As a result of this, Dembele was temporarily frozen out, but Xavi Hernandez was able to bring him back into the fold. The French international put on a succession of brilliant displays in the second half of the season, helping Barcelona to a second-place finish in La Liga.
The team was encouraged by his performance to renew contract negotiations with Dembele's agent. Despite repeated meetings since March, little progress has been made in negotiations, and the two parties' demands and offerings continue to vary.With Dembele's contract set to expire in a month, the Blaugrana's window to make a move is swiftly closing, while other clubs are circling to make their move.
One among the clubs interested in signing the 25-year-old winger is Paris Saint-Germain. The French champions have been after Dembele since the January transfer window, when they reportedly struck a verbal agreement with him.
PSG is claimed to have held recent talks with Dembele's agent in an attempt to entice the 25-year-old back to his homeland as a possible replacement for Angel Di Maria, who is about to become a free agent.Neymar's future has also been questioned, with rumors suggesting PSG is considering selling the Brazilian sensation. As a result, Dembele is seen as a likely acquisition for Parc des Princes.
According to Adrian Sanchez, the 2018 FIFA World Cup winner's transfer to PSG is now 95 percent complete, and Barcelona authorities are aware of the news.
Dembele's contract is set to expire on June 30, so he could soon be a free agent in France.
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