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The transfer window for the 2022/2023 season will begin in less than a month, and clubs have already begun scouting individuals they want to sign.
Some clubs have reached an agreement on the players they wish to sign, while others are still negotiating.
Due to the COVID19 outbreak, which prevented supporters from attending games, some clubs are in debt, and this is the season in which they are searching for free transfer players to sign.
Many players have already agreed to transfer ahead of the summer transfer window, but we have to look at ten players who have already sealed their transfer to another club.
1. Erling Haaland to Manchester City
The Norwegian international has completed his £51 million transfer from Borussia Dortmund to Manchester City. Next season, the 21-year-old will join Pep Guardiola’s team to continue his scoring run in England.
2. Antonio Rudiger to Real Madrid
Rudiger’s transfer from Chelsea to Real Madrid was finalized this week, bringing an end to a long-running saga.
The Germany international made over 200 appearances for the Blues and was instrumental in their Champions League triumph in 2021, but a move to Spain has been looming for months.
“I’m happy to announce that I’ll be joining Real Madrid,” he tweeted during his confirmation as a Real Madrid player. I’m really looking forward to all of the difficulties that lie ahead, and I can’t wait to play my first games for this massive club.”
3. Karim Adeyemi to Borussia Dortmund
Borussia Dortmund promptly replaced Haaland by signing RB Salzburg striker Karim Adeyemi, who reportedly turned down Manchester United’s offer to join them in Germany.
Adeyemi has made an outstanding transition from Austria to Germany, where he is now a senior international with great chances of reaching the World Cup squad this year.
“There will be no release clause in his five-year contract,” said agent Thomas Soloman. “Ralf Rangnick?” says the narrator. Yes, Manchester United wanted to compete, but we preferred BVB.”
4. Diego Carlos to Aston Villa
Diego Carlos, a defender from Sevilla, has joined Aston Villa. This summer, Steven Gerard made some bold signings, bringing Phillipe Coutinho and Boubacar Kamara to the West Midlands.
The signing of Sevilla defender Carlos, however, may be the most significant declaration of intent yet.
“I am incredibly thrilled since the Premier League is one of the best championships,” Carlos told Villa’s official website. I always want to give my all for the team and the jersey I’m wearing.
“I always want to do my best for the club and the shirt I’m wearing,” says the player.
5. Brenden Aaronson to Leeds United
Leeds United came back from the brink of relegation on the last day of the Premier League season and have rapidly strengthened their roster with the addition of USMNT midfielder Aaronson.
Aaronson joined Leeds from Red Bull Salzburg last week in a £25 million deal after the Yorkshire club missed out on signing him in January.
Aaronson told ESPN, “I received a little, I guess definition about the player that Leeds wants, and I think I suit that.”
“I’m going to be the man who works hard as well, and that’s what Leeds is.”
6. Franck Kessie to Barcelona
Despite winning the Scudetto for the first time in 11 years, Milan midfielder Kessie has already decided to join Barcelona this summer.
Was Paolo Maldini as composed in the negotiating boardroom as he was on the pitch guarding the defense?
There’s no way. He was apparently so taken aback by Kessie’s contract demand that he exclaimed, “He is not Rijkaard!”
7. Andreas Christensen to Barcelona
This window, Chelsea are set to lose not one, but two starting centre-backs for nothing.
However, while Rudiger is on his way to Madrid, Christensen has chosen to join the Barcelona project and join Xavi’s side.
While it isn’t official yet, it is said to be almost certain. It’s a wonderful transfer for both the player and the club, with Christensen’s footwork making him an ideal Barcelona player.
8. Matthias Ginter to Freiburg
Ginter has not only been confirmed as taking a complimentary train from Monchengladbach to Freiburg, but he has also shown up at the station and had his photo taken with the top and all sorts of things.
At this rate, he might as well put on the complete outfit and play a few games early.
9. Nico Schlotterbeck to Freiburg
Ginter’s arrival is primarily to fill the void left by Freiburg’s intriguing young centre-back Schlotterbeck’s departure.
He has a lot of potential. There were reports that ‘bigger’ clubs like Manchester United and Newcastle were interested in him, but he chose to travel to North-West Germany, which should help his career.
He’s 22 years old and has signed a £18 million deal with Dortmund, where he’ll strive to break into the first squad as soon as possible.
10. Niklas Sule to Borussia Dortmund
Sule’s departure from Bayern Munich has been announced, and he has reached an agreement with Dortmund. The Bayern Munich player is doing what it seems like every other player in Germany is doing and switching from one of the Der Klassiker clubs to another.
He’ll join Dortmund on a free transfer, and he’ll have Haaland money to play with at some point in the future.
These are the ten players that have agreed to join another club before the summer transfer window opens.
