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1 September 2023
Bounou, Bayindir, Akpom... the Tournoi Maurice Revello graduates animate the transfer market
The 2023 summer mercato ends today in most countries in the world. A number of players who have taken part in the Maurice Revello Tournament have been involved in the various deals signed around the world over the last few days. Here's the summary.
Gonçalo Ramos and Kang-In Lee to PSG, Axel Disasi to Chelsea and Ruben Loftus-Cheek to AC Milan : the Maurice Revello Tournament made the headlines all summer and the last few days have been no exception.
Yassine Bounou, who impressed at the last World Cup, has left Sevilla FC to join Saudi club Al-Hilal, where he will join Kalidou Koulibaly, also signed earlier this summer. Meanwhile, another Saudi Pro League club has managed to lure Turkish international Merih Demiral: Al-Ahli.
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Merih Demiral's Turkey team-mate Altay Bayindir, meanwhile, has decided to pursue his career in Europe, and more specifically at Manchester United, who have just officially signed him in the last few hours. After spending several seasons at Fenerbahçe, the 25-year-old goalkeeper, who took part in the Maurice Revello Tournament 2018, will now discover the Premier League and become the first Turkish player in history to play for the Red Devils.
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While Bayindir joined Manchester, several Maurice Revello Tournament graduates have decided to leave England. Chuba Akpom has left Middlesbrough for Ajax Amsterdam, Romain Perraud has signed for Nice from Southampton and Tiémoué Bakayoko, whose contract at Chelsea has expired, has joined Lorient.
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SUMMARY :
Yassine Bounou : Sevilla FC (ESP) to Al Hilal (KSA)
Merih Demiral : Atalanta (ITA) to Al Ahli (KSA)
Altay Bayindir : Fenerbahçe (TUR) to Manchester United (ENG)
Jorge Sanchez : Ajax (NED) to FC Porto (POR)
Chuba Akpom : Middlesbrough (ENG) to Ajax (NED)
Romain Perraud : Southampton (ENG) to OGC Nice (FRA)
Nuno Tavares : Arsenal (ENG) to Nottingham (ENG)
Matias Soulé : Juventus (ITA) to Frosinone (ITA)
Tiémoué Bakayoko : Chelsea (ENG) to Lorient (FRA)
Jon Aramburu : Real Union (ESP) to Real Sociedad (ESP)
Han-Noah Massengo : Bristol City (ENG) to Burnley (ENG)
Abdou Diallo : Paris SG (FRA) to Al Arabi (QAT)
Brandon Soppy : Atalanta (ITA) to Torino (ITA)
Samuel Costa : Almeria (ESP) to Mallorca (ESP)
Ondrej Lingr : Slavia Prague (CZE) to Feyenoord (NED)
Tom Davies : Everton (ENG) to Sheffield United (ENG)
Lyanco : Southampton (ENG) to Al Gharafa (QAT)
Tim Krul : Norwich (ENG) to Luton Town (ENG)
Jordan Amavi : Olympique de Marseille (FRA) to Brest (FRA)
Ado Onaiwu : Toulouse (FRA) to Auxerre (FRA)
Toki Yukutomo : Ehime (JPN) to Famalicao (POR)
Reda Ergouai : Gil Vicente (POR) to Zaragoza (ESP)
Williams Alarcon : Union La Calera (CHI) to Huracan (ARG)
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