Ben JacobsTier 2
@JacobsBen · 5d ago
Brentford confirm Mali international midfielder Mamadou Sangaré has joined from Lens for a club-record fee. €45m plus add-ons package. Sangaré has signed a 5+1 contract.🐝 https://t.co/aACicJx0Et
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Mamadou Sangaré to Brentford: transfer completed
Mamadou Sangaré has completed a move to Brentford from Lens. The story was first reported on 30 July and is backed by 4 reports, including 3 from tier-1 sources, led by @FabrizioRomano. A reported fee of €45m is on the table.
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Source quality3 tier-1 of 4 reports
Corroboration3 independent handles
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The reports · 4 sources
Fabrizio RomanoTier 1
@FabrizioRomano · 5d ago
🔴⚪️🇲🇱 Mamadou Sangare, new Brentford club record signing for £41m fee from RC Lens. Contract until June 2031 plus option until June 2032. https://t.co/SoymaENTyA
Fabrizio RomanoTier 1
@FabrizioRomano · 7d ago
🚨🔴⚪️ Brentford reach verbal agreement to sign Mamadou Sangare, here we go! Sangare set for medical today after £41m deal in place with RC Lens, waiting to sign over weekend. Club record deal on the way for Brentford. 🐝 https://t.co/JSa5cAtUj1
Florian PlettenbergTier 1
@Plettigoal · 7d ago
🚨💥 BREAKING | Mamadou Sangaré to Brentford - DONE DEAL ✔️ Verbal agreement reached with RC Lens. Transfer fee: around €48m fixed plus add-ons and a sell-on clause. Rapid Wien will receive a 12.5% sell-on share. Club-record signing! Sangare is set to become Brentford’s most expensive player ever! Medical soon for the 24 y/o promising midfielder. Contract planned until 2031. Nothing has been signed yet. There are currently no hijack attempts. @SkySportDE 🇲🇱
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