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Agreement concluded: Thiago Alcantara – Bayern Munich in Liverpool
Bayern Munich announced on Thursday that the Bundesliga champion had agreed to a transfer with Liverpool to Spanish midfielder Thiago Alcántara. “I can verify that FC Bayern, however, has reached an agreement with Liverpool FC,” the club’s MANAGING Director Karl-Heinz Rummenigge told German. Bild daily.
The agreement would mean an initial amount of around 22 million euros ($26 million) for the 29-year-old Spanish international, who still has one year of contract left, and more will probably be added.
Bayern head coach Hansi Flick congratulated Liverpool Jurgen Klopp on Alcantara’s touchdown, whom he described as an “exceptional” player.
“Kloppo” becomes a very sensible player and a wonderful person,” Flick said.
Agreement reached: Ondrej Duda – Hertha Berlin in Cologne
A day after Jhon Córdoba moved from Cologne to Berlin, the Slovak alien will be taken another way. Hertha Ondrej Duda’s offensive midfielder has finished his move to Cologne, signing a four-year contract until 2024. A payment of 7 million euros to Hertha. Duda is the third recruit of the summer in Cologne after Ron-Robert Zieler and Sebastian Andersson.
Agreement reached: Jhon Cordoba – Cologne to Hertha Berlin
Hertha Berlin has officially signed Jhon Cordoba from Cologne. The Colombian striker will move to the German capital as part of an agreement worth 15 million euros. Córdoba, a Cologne record holder, had asked to participate in the club’s German Cup adjustment against Altglienicke on Saturday in preparation for the transfer.
Agreement reached: Goncalo Patience – Eintracht Frankfurt al Schalke
The Schalke announced the signing of Goncalo Patience, a resolution that reinforces David Wagner’s offensive options. The 26-year-old striker has struggled to secure a starting position in Frankfurt since the arrival of André Silva and Bas Dost.
Agreement reached: Sebastian Andersson – Union Berlin in Cologne
Union showed that Sebastian Andersson leaves the German capital for Cologne. The Swedish striker has scored 12 goals and three assists in his only season in the Bundesliga with Union.
Agreement reached: Marcel Tisserand – Wolfsburg al Fenerbahce
The 27-year-old Congolese defender leaves the Bundesliga after four years in Germany and joins the Istanbul-based club for 4 million euros. Tisserand moved to Wolfsburg from Ingolstadt in 2017 after spending a season with Ingolstadt.
Agreement reached: Florian Muller – Mainz in Freiburg (loan)
After losing goalkeeper Mark Flekken’s assistant to an elbow injury, Freiburg recruited Florian Muller of Mainz on a one-year loan. fold, Muller found himself again on a reserve paper.
Rumor: Jhon Córdoba – Colonia to Hertha Berlin
Cologne striker Jhon Córdoba missed the team’s German Cup win over Altglienicke on Saturday amid rumours that the Colombian will sign for Hertha Berlin for about 15 million euros. “Jhon approached us and asked not to play from the beginning because he is in negotiations with other clubs,” Colonia coach Markus Gisdol said.
Rumor: Milot Rashica – Werder Bemen at Aston Villa
As no agreement has been reached with Leipzig, it turns out that a Premier League team has been able to interact in negotiations for a major signing of Milot Rashica of Werder Bremen. According to Sources by Die DeichStube, kosovar could simply sign for Aston Villa as a component of a deal worth 25 million euros.
Agreement reached: Ivan Perisic – Bayern Munich to Inter Milan
Despite rumors to the contrary, Bayern have shown that Perisic will not remain at the club beyond their one-year loan agreement. The Croatian, a forgotten hero of the Bavarian hat-trick, scored 8 goals and 10 assists in 35 appearances.
Rumor: Marco Richter – Augsburg to Cologne
Koln had an initial offer by striker Marco Richter rejected with reports in Germany suggesting augsburg has an eight-figure sum. The German under-21 international, who has scored nine goals in 68 Bundesliga games, has a long-term contract until 2023 in Augsburg.
Rumor: Robert Andrich – Union Berlin in Freiburg
Eager for his ranks after wasting two talismans on Robin Koch and Luca Waldschmidt, Freiburg is still looking for a holding midfielder. Having had an offer for Baptiste Santamaria d’Angers rejected in the past, reports recommend that the club be in concrete talks with Union Berlin’s Andrich, who gave the impression that he had the most sensible escape 30 times last season.
Agreement reached: Angelino – Manchester City to Leipzig
Leipzig have completed the renewal of Manchester City side Angelino, on loan for one season, after the Spaniard starred in the German club’s race to the Champions League semi-finals.
“Unlike the loan agreement that saw Angelino impress in last season’s current component, the new deal includes an option to buy the Spanish left as a component of a contract until 2025,” Leipzig said in a statement.
Agreement reached: Daniel Baier – Augsburg withdraws
Daniel Baier admitted on Instagram that he would have enjoyed completing his career in Augsburg, but after his contract with the club expired in late July, the 36-year-old hung up his heels.
“I am incredibly satisfied and proud to be able to call myself a bundesliga boy and will not forget this period with emotion. Even though it happened in a way I hadn’t imagined, it did. it has to be. “
Agreement reached: Patrik Schick – Rome at Bayer Leverkusen
After promoting Kevin Volland and Kai Havertz, Leverkusen invested part of 21-year-old Rome striker Patrik Schick. The Czech foreigner was on loan last season to RB Leipzig scoring 10 goals in 28 games.
“I am very pleased to be able to continue playing in Germany and for this club abroad,” he added, as Leverkusen qualified for the Europa League next season.
Agreement reached: Lazar Samardzic – Hertha Berlin to RB Leipzig
One of Germany’s brightest emerging talents has left the capital for Leipzig on a contract of 600,000 euros.
“Lazar is one of the most productive German talents. Even if there was interest from abroad, we could convince him to come here,” said sporting director Markus Kroesche.
Samardzic joined the Hertha Berlin Youth Academy at the age of seven in 2009 and made some first-team appearances in the season, but has now signed a five-year contract with Julian Nagelsmann’s team.
“RB Leipzig is a wonderful club for hungry young players. The team has been playing hot and offensive football for many years and I think I will have compatibility,” Samardzic said of his new club.
Rumor: Julian Draxler – Paris Saint-Germain at Bayer Leverkusen
Although he played 90 minutes in each of the League of Nations matches in Germany, Julian Draxler suggested through Joachim Lew “take a step (to a club) where he plays regularly” if he needs to remain in contention.
The 26-year-old turns out to be in first place with only one year of his contract at Paris Saint-Germain, and Leverkusen’s gaze is ready to fill the gaps left by Kai Havertz and Kevin Volland’s departures in recent days.
Rumor: Angelino – Manchester City in RB Leipzig
The marauder left-back spent part of last season on loan with Julian Nagelsmann’s team and the Red Bulls need him back this fourth.
Angelino seems not to be in tune with City’s wishes and, although Leipzig have recovered an initial loan, the Bundesliga club needs a purchase option of 20 million euros, according to German football magazine Kicker.
Rumor: Thiago – Bayern Munich to Liverpool
Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said he had resigned himself to wasting Thiago, with Liveprool and Manchster United among his suitors, but the Spanish midfielder is so sure.
“I never said it was 19,” Thiago told reporters before the upcoming League of Nations of Spain match against Ukraine. “Every year you put me on another team. I’m on the sidelines, my long career is tomorrow’s game right now. . I don’t care and I don’t care what I know what I’ve been talking about.
A few days earlier, Thiago, bought in Bavaria through Pep Guardiola from Barcelona in 2013, had described how satisfied he was in Germany. “Bayern is my home and I am pleased to be there,” said the 29-year-old.
Rumor: Julian Draxler – Paris Saint-Germain al Hertha Berlin
Former star Schalke and Wolfsburg are said to be unsatisfied with their playing time with Champions League finalists and will move on to remain in Joachim Lew’s plans for Euro 2021, according to reports in Germany.
Although he has only one year left on his contract, Hertha may be one of the few German groups he prefers and wants a player from his profile, but despite the decline of his star since his arrival in France, he is unlikely to run out of offers.
Agreement reached Ritsu Doan – PSV to Arminia Bielefeld (ceded)
The newly promoted has moved to catch the right end of the season.
Coach Uwe Neuhaus said on a Saturday that Doan was “a very sensitive winger with a lot of speed that shows his quality with goals and assists. “
Bielefeld signed several players this summer and has yet to spend on moving fees.
Agreement reached: Kai Havertz – Bayer Leverkusen to Chelsea
This one is still outdated, with any of the clubs uttering the deal on Friday night. Havertz signed a five-year contract with the Premier League team, but said he was suffering to express his emotions for Leverkusen, the club he joined. like a child.
He will join other German internationals Timo Werner and Antonio Rediger in the look of Frank Lampard and says he is looking ahead from the start. Much more about this one here.
Rumor: Kai Havertz – Bayer Leverkusen to Chelsea
The most recent twist in a series of moves that fits into an ongoing gag, but may nevertheless soon end with reports in England and Germany suggesting confirmation of Kai Havertz’s long-awaited move to Chelsea in the next 24 hours.
The 21-year-old reportedly left the German national team camp to complete his medical examination and close the deal. Havertz, an unused replacement in Germany’s 1-1 draw with Spain on Thursday.
Agreement reached: Guus Til – Spartak Moscow in Freiburg
Freiburg reinforced its offensive characteristics with the hiring of Dutch midfielder Til on a two-year loan from Spartak that includes a purchase option. “The match is played at top speed in the Bundesliga, which fits my taste for the game. I didn’t have to think much about the offer,” the 22-year-old told Freiburg’s website.
Agreement reached: Mike van der Hoorn – Swansea City to Arminia Bielefeld
Bundesliga newcomer Arminia Bielefeld signed Dutch central defender van der Hoorn on a three-year contract with a loose transfer. “Mike is a physically powerful central defender who also has an aerial game,” Bielefeld’s coach Uwe Neuhaus said on the club’s homepage. With its quality, it will be very compatible with our game system. “
Agreement reached: Vedad Ibisevic – Hertha Berlin to Schalke
Finding trustworthy targets on a limited budget is never easy, but the Schalke has immersed himself in the loose agent market to solve his problem. Ibisevic, 36, whose contract with Hertha expired this summer, has scored 127 goals in 340 Bundesliga games. date and has signed a one-year contract.
Rumor: Benoit Badiashile – Monaco at Bayer Leverkusen
After sending Volland upside down, Leverkusen hoped to recruit 19-year-old Badiashile to reinforce his baseline characteristics with a promising central defender. However, reports in Germany recommend that The Bayer 04 has been governed by an agreement that could simply Sprint any hope of a summer move.
Rumor: Baptiste Santamaria – Angers at SC Freiburg
Despite rumours that an agreement was imminent, the Angers de la Ligue 1 has publicly announced that it has rejected an offer of 11 million euros from Freiburg for Santamaría. These fees would have set the Freiburg midfielder’s record, but now there’s a big doubt. mark any possible agreement.
Agreement reached: Robert Gumny – Lech Poznan in Augsburg
Augsburg recovered Polish under-21 law-back Gumny from Lech Poznan on a five-year contract. “We are very happy to have hired a talented young right-back,” said director Stefan Reuter. will play a role in achieving our goals in the coming years. “
Agreement reached: Pernille Harder – Wolfsburg Frauen to Chelsea
Danish forward Pernille Harder has left the women’s Bundesliga and joins Chelsea, which would be a record step in the women’s world.
Harder, 27, is one of the most productive strikers in the World Cup and leaves Wolfsburg with a record of 105 goals in 114 games. His last match was a 3–1 loss to Lyon in the recent Champions League final.
Wolfsburg Frauen sports director Ralf Kellermann admitted it wasn’t easy to let Harder go. “Given that we are facing a world record, that Pernille will only be with us for another 10 months and just played a Champions League for us, we thought it was a fair solution. round. “
Agreement reached: Kevin Volland – Bayer Leverkusen in Monaco
Striker Volland made his first move out of Germany, joining Ligue 1 club Monaco in an initial deal worth 11 million euros plus additions after scoring 50 goals in 148 games with Leverkusen.
“Kevin is a flexible striker who works hard for the team with statistics showing his goals and selflessness. I am convinced that your power and delight will be very positive assets for our player organization,” said Monaco Sporting Director Paul Mitchell.
Agreement reached: Philipp Max – Augsburg at PSV Eindhoven
Max left Augsburg after five years after being kidnapped through the 24 Dutch champions on a four-year contract worth 10 million euros. “I like the psV football style, ” said Max. “They win trophies and so do I. “
Rumor: Kai Havertz – Bayer Leverkusen to Chelsea
First Timo Werner, now, in spite of all Kai Havertz?Chelsea seems to have come to an agreement by some other German star in a busy moving window for Frank Lampard’s men.
Several accredited resources report that clubs have agreed to a payment of 80 million euros in advance, plus another 10 million euros to meet and another 10 million euros to be paid if the clauses are met.
Leverkusen coach Peter Bosz is resigned to the departure of his star and That of Kevin Volland in Monaco. “I don’t expect Kevin Volland and Kai Havertz to work out with us again,” he said.
Bundesliga Blog: Thiago heads to Liverpool Wire Services / Deutsche Welle.