A French player joins Saudi Arabia

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By: Manu Tournoux

A French player joins Saudi Arabia

This Sunday, Allan Saint-Maximin joined the Saudi club Al-Ahli.

Saudi Arabia has obviously not finished its transfer window and continues to plunder European clubs of some of their best players. After Riyad Mahrez, Al-Ahli struck a new blow in the Premier League by recruiting Allan Saint-Maximin.

This Sunday, the promoted in the Saudi Pro League formalized the arrival of the French winger from Newcastle. Recruited for the sum of 27 million euros, the 26-year-old player therefore leaves the Magpies where he has been playing since 2019 but no longer really enters into the plans for the 4th in the Premier League. “Everyone at Newcastle thanks Allan for his accomplishments for the club and wishes him the best for the next chapter of his career. career “, can we read in the press release published by the English club.

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Manu Tournoux

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