Atlético: the details of the transfer of Marcos Llorente to Al-Ahli

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By: Manu Tournoux

Atlético: the details of the transfer of Marcos Llorente to Al-Ahli

After welcoming Roberto Firmino, Edouard Mendy, Riyad Mahrez and lately Allan Saint-Maximin, the formation of Al-Ahli, just promoted to the Saudi Pro League after being crowned second division champion, continues its prestigious transfer window. Indeed, according to the indiscretions of France Soccerconfirmed in Italy and Spain and which we are able to confirm to you, the Jeddah-based club wants to offer the services of Marcos Llorente (28), under contract with Atlético de Madrid until 2027.

Indeed, the Spanish international midfielder (18 selections) should commit for the next three seasons with Al-Raqi (the elegant in Arabic, nickname of Al-Ahli). To release him from his remaining four years of contract with the Colchoneros, the royal club will pay a check for 20 million euros. It will only be the third biggest transfer for the promoted, behind Mahrez (€35m) and ASM (€27.2m). Another nice shot for the SPL, which continues its crazy transfer window this summer…

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