PSG: Julian Draxler has signed up until 2025 with Al Ahli

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PSG: Julian Draxler has arrived in Qatar

There should not be another about-face on this issue. While Julian Draxler was initially expected to leave PSG to join Qatar and Al Ahli, his transfer to the Gulf had encountered some hiccups. After hesitating then rejecting this idea following discussions with his family and loved ones, the matter now seems closed as reported The Team this Sunday.

Indeed, according to our colleagues, the arrival of the German attacking midfielder in Qatar is confirmed. While Marco Verratti and Abdou Diallo, two of his former teammates in the capital, joined Al Arabi in recent days, the 29-year-old German has signed up for the next two seasons with Al Ahli. The former Schalke 04 man underwent his medical examination and signed his contract in recent hours. The formalization would be forthcoming.

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