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After two extremely successful years in Germany, the Swiss footballer is returning to the island, where he played for five years.
Does he or does he stay? Apparently Bayer Leverkusen has now gone through a release of midfield strategist Granit Xhaka. The transfer is expected to be perfect soon. Bayer Leverkusen is about to sell key player Granit Xhaka. The Bundesliga top club would let the Swiss move to the English club AFC Sunderland for a sum of 20 million euros. According to transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, the deal has already been decided. Xhaka is due to travel t…
Sunderland agree €20m deal for ex-Arsenal midfielder
Sunderland have agreed a deal to sign Granit Xhaka from Bayer Leverkusen for a fee in the region of €20m. Xhaka is set to become the latest signing of an ambitious recruitment drive for the newly-promoted Black Cats, whose summer spending is set to swell past £120m. The Switzerland international is keen to return to the Premier League after two seasons with Leverkusen. It’s a considerable coup for Sunderland, with Xhaka placing 16th in last year…
Nati-Captain Granit Xhaka changes from Bayer Leverkusen to Sunderland for 18 million francs. The 32-year-old signs at the Premier League Club until 2027 and returns to England.
On Sunday, Bayer 04 Leverkusen confirmed the commitment of Farid Alfa-Ruprecht of Manchester City, but the disintegration of the double-winner team of 2024 could soon continue dramatically. In the near future, the departure of Captain Granit Xhaka could be confirmed.
Sunderland will look to intensify efforts for Bayer Leverkusen's Granit Xhaka - Get German Football News
Kicker reports that Sunderland are now expected to intensify their efforts for Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Granit Xhaka. A decision is expected this week on the future of the Swiss midfielder, as despite it being previously reported that Sunderland may not be able to agree a deal with die Werkself, the newly promoted Premier League side has not given up. Leverkusen still demand €20m, but Sunderland are said to be open to paying the fee. Kölner…
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