Charles De Ketelaere leaves AC Milan and joins Atalanta permanently

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By: Manu Tournoux

Charles De Ketelaere is reborn from his ashes in Bergamo!

Loaned to Atalanta Bergamo last August, Charles De Ketelaere (23 years old) leaves AC Milan permanently. Through a press release, the Milanese team made the news official this Saturday. “AC Milan can confirm that Charles De Ketelaere has joined Atalanta BC on a permanent basis. The Club would like to wish Charles the best in his personal and professional life.we can read in particular.

Author of 14 goals and 11 assists in 50 matches in all competitions this season, the Belgian striker was one of the great architects of the very good season achieved by the Dea, fourth in Serie A and winner of the Europa League after his resounding victory against Xabi Alonso’s Bayer Leverkusen. Note that the amount of the operation would be around 26 million euros.

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