Franck Kessié’s future at Barcelona seems to be nearing its end as Al Ahli has officially submitted a bid of €15 million for the midfielder.
The 26-year-old has accepted a three-year deal with the Saudi Arabian club, and the final details are being worked out.
Barcelona appears ready to sell Kessié, as he may not get much playing time this season.
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Frank Kessié move to Saudi
Despite initial reluctance to leave, Kessié has now embraced the opportunity for a new chapter in his career.
This move comes after Juventus and Tottenham Hotspur were also linked with the player, but Al-Ahli emerged as the frontrunners and is close to securing the deal.
Barcelona finalising the deal
Fabrizio Romano has verified the news and confirmed that Barcelona is prepared to finalize the transfer deal for Franck Kessie.
Earlier, it was reported that Kessie was willing to consider a move to Saudi Arabia if the financial offer met his expectations. Now, it seems he has received a lucrative deal, making the transfer a reality.
Last summer, Kessie joined Barcelona on a free transfer, which means any fee received will be considered a profit for the club.
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Al-Hilal submit €140m bid to sign Osimhen
In another news, Al-Hilal Makes Stunning €140 Bid for Napoli’s Victor Osimhen, offering a huge wage of 844 million naira per week
Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal has set its sights on the Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen, making a jaw-dropping €140m offer to lure him away from Napoli.
As part of the deal, they are reportedly placing an incredible £1m-a-week wage package on the table for the 24-year-old star.
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