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2 February 2024
Dier, Lloris, Banega… The Maurice Revello Tournament graduates animated the transfer market
The 2024 winter mercato ended this Thursday 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.
As in every winter window, a number of clubs attempted to strengthen their squads as the second half of the season got underway. Nearly forty of these moves involved former participants in the Maurice Revello Tournament.
After ten years and more than 360 matches for Spurs, Eric Dier is leaving his long-time club. The England defender has left Tottenham for Bayern Munich, where he will be reunited with his former Tottenham team-mate Harry Kane. The England international, who took part in the Tournament in 2014, will be discovering a new league and a new culture.
✍️ #FCBayern holt Eric Dier 🔴⚪
— FC Bayern München (@FCBayern) January 11, 2024
🔗 https://t.co/EK9z17vyJF#ServusEric #MiaSanMia pic.twitter.com/mfeD6QSXWX
Another long-standing Tottenham stalwart has packed his bags this winter. After losing his number one spot in the Spurs goal, Hugo Lloris is taking off for the United States. The goalkeeper, who won the 2018 FIFA World Cup and played in the Tournament in 2006, is joining MLS side Los Angeles FC.
Hugo Lloris Is Black & Gold.
— LAFC (@LAFC) December 30, 2023
📝 #LAFC signs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris on a permanent transfer from @SpursOfficial to a guaranteed contract through 2024 with options for 2025 and 2026.
Ever Banega is making his return to the Rosario club ten years on from his move to Newell's in 2014. The Argentinian midfielder, who took part in the Tournament in 2009, is heading back to his homeland after ten seasons spent in Europe and Asia.
EN VIVO | Desde las 13:30 seguí la conferencia de presentación de Ever Banega
— Newell’s Old Boys (@Newells) January 22, 2024
🎥 https://t.co/yTLqDYFAjD pic.twitter.com/urHGZVqNMG
After six months without playing for Paris Saint-Germain, Hugo Ekitike will finally be back on the pitch. The striker is on loan with an option to buy from PSG to Eintracht Frankfurt. In the Bundesliga, the winner of the 2022 Tournament with Les Bleuets is hoping to get back some game time and confirm all the qualities he showed at Reims and with the French national team.
⚡ Done Deal am Deadline Day! ⚡
— Eintracht Frankfurt (@Eintracht) February 1, 2024
Hugo Ekitiké wechselt mit sofortiger Wirkung leihweise von Paris Saint-Germain an den Main. Eintracht Frankfurt besitzt eine Kaufoption.#SGE
Datro Fofana was loaned out to Union Berlin following his appearance at the Maurice Revello Tournament last summer, but unfortunately he was unable to establish himself in Germany. In agreement with his club Chelsea, the Ivorian striker returned to England on loan, this time to the Premier League. The 2023 Tournament graduate has joined Burnley until the end of the season.
We're pleased to confirm the signing of forward David Datro Fofana who joins on loan from Chelsea until the end of the season 📝
— Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) January 13, 2024
The 21-year-old Ivory Coast international becomes Vincent Kompany’s first signing of the January transfer window 🇨🇮
Welcome to Burnley, David 👏
A number of young French players have also made moves. Tournament winners in 2022, Lucien Agoumé (Sevilla FC), Maxime Estève (Burnley), Nathanaël Mbuku (Saint-Etienne) and Chrislain Mastima (Clermont) also moved during the winter window.
🚨 Lucien Agoumé, primer refuerzo del #SevillaFC en este mercado invernal. 🇫🇷#WeareSevilla #NuncaTeRindas
— Sevilla Fútbol Club (@SevillaFC) January 10, 2024
Maxime is a Claret! 🙌
— Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) February 1, 2024
We're delighted to announce the signing of France U21 defender Maxime Estève from Ligue 1 side Montpellier on loan until the end of the season 🤝
FULL RECAP :
Eric Dier : Tottenham (ENG) ===> Bayern Munich (GER)
Lucien Agoumé : Inter (ITA) ===> Séville FC (ESP)
Adryelson : Botafogo (BRA) ===> Lyon (FRA)
Lucas Perri : Botafogo (BRA) ===> Lyon (FRA)
Datro Fofana : Union Berlin (GER) ===> Burnley (ENG)
Ever Banega : Shabab (KSA) ===> Newell’s Old Boys (ARG)
Jean-Mattéo Bahoya : Angers (FRA) ===> Eintracht Francfort (GER)
André Horta : Braga (POR) ===> Olympiakos (GRE)
David Carmo : Porto (POR) ===> Olympiakos (GRE)
Chris Bedia : Servette (SUI) ===> Union Berlin (GER)
Luka Romero : AC Milan (ITA) ===> Almeria (ESP)
Ruben Vinagre : Sporting (POR) ===> Hellas Verona (ITA)
Agustin Marchesin : Celta Vigo (ESP) ===> Gremio (BRA)
Ivan Quaresma : Corinthians (BRA) ===> Internacional (BRA)
Cristian Calderon : Chivas (MEX) ===> Club America (MEX)
Saul Guarirapa : Caracas FC (VEN) ===> Sochi (RUS)
Habib Maiga : Metz (FRA) ===> Ferencvaros (HUN)
Nathanael Mbuku : Augsburg (GER) ===> Saint-Etienne (FRA)
Mamadou Sarr : Lyon (FRA) ===> Molenbeek (BEL)
James Pantemis : Montréal (CAN) ===> Portland (USA)
Angelo Araos : Necaxa (MEX) ===> Atletico Goias (BRA)
Hugo Lloris : Tottenham (ENG) ===> Los Angeles FC (USA)
Santiago Castro : Velez Sarsfield (ARG) ===> Bologne (ITA)
Jérémy Jacquet : Stade Rennais (FRA) ===> Clermont (FRA)
Gerardo Arteaga : Genk (BEL) ===> Monterrey (MEX)
Hugo Ekitike : Paris SG (FRA) ===> Eintracht Francfort (GER)
Koba Koindredi : Estoril (POR) ===> Sporting Portugal (POR)
Maxime Estève : Montpellier (FRA) ===> Burnley (ENG)
Daiki Hashioka : Saint-Trond (BEL) ===> Luton (ENG)
Matz Sels : Strasbourg (FRA) ===> Nottingham (ENG)
Adam Idah : Norwich (ENG) ===> Celtic (SCO)
David Brooks : Bournemouth (ENG) ===> Southampton (ENG)
Gerzino Nyamsi : Strasbourg (FRA) ===> Lokomotiv Moscou (RUS)
Chrislain Matsima : Monaco (FRA) ===> Clermont (FRA)
Diadié Samassekou : Hoffenheim (GER) ===> Cadiz (ESP)
Tomas Angel : Atletico Nacional (COL) ===> Los Angeles FC (USA)
Taichi Fukui : Bayern Munich (GER) ===> Portimonense (POR)
