Fabinho has an agreement with Al-Ittihad and must leave Liverpool

After Firmino and Milner agreed with Saudi Arabian clubs, Fabinho should leave Liverpool and sign a contract with Al-Ittihad, owned by Benzema and Kanté

After six years of history in the Liverpool, Fabinho is close to saying goodbye to English football. According to ‘GE‘, the Brazilian defensive midfielder has already settled the contractual bases with Al-Ittihadfrom Saudi Arabia, and awaits the outcome between the clubs to sign the bond with the club he signed Benzema It is Kanté in this transfer window.

At first, the contract should be closed at around 40 million pounds, around R$ 251 million at the current quotation. At the age of 29, Fabinho was already one of the highlights of the Liverpool squad, with a permanent place in the starting lineup of Jurgen Klopp. However, the Brazilian did not even travel with the team for the pre-season dispute.

So far, the signing has not been confirmed and announced by the clubs only because Al-Ittihad is awaiting the release of funds by the Saudi government. As such, Fabinho will be joined by Brazilian Romarinho and star newcomers in the squad, Karim Benzema and N’Golo Kanté.

Fabinho still has a contract with Liverpool until 2026 and has always been considered an important part of the squad. However, as the club is undergoing a rebuilding phase, with new planning and focus on returning to Champions Leaguethe Brazilian midfielder understood that he could lose a little space and did not rule out the possibility of a transfer.

Fabinho in action for Liverpool last season (Credit: Getty Images)

In addition to the arrivals of Mac Allister It is SzoboszolaiLiverpool had some casualties in their overhauled squad. keita, Oxlade-Chamberlain, milner It is Firmino already left the team and went to new destinations. So that must be the end of the story between the Reds and Fabinho.


Source: sportbuzz

Related articles

Comments

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Share article

Latest articles

Newsletter

Subscribe to stay updated.