Top Stories

Liverpool agree to Sadio Mane’s £35m Bayern Munich move

Liverpool have agreed to allow Senegalese player, Sadio Mane, to make a move to Bayern Munich for a fee worth £35 million.

Bayern had two early bids of  £25 million and £30 million rejected for the Reds forward after losing out on a chance to sign Erling Haaland.

According to Sky News, Mane’s switch to Munich is now a ‘done deal’ after Liverpool accepted an improved offer from the Bundesliga champions.

Bayern are expected to pay an initial £27.5 million and an additional £5 million based on appearance. There is also a clause of  £2.5 million that will be paid to Liverpool, which depends on the individual and team achievements.

While Bayern have reportedly rejected offers from Barcelona’s offer of €32 million plus €5 million in add-on for Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, the German side are hopeful he will stay and pair with Mane.

The deal, when finalised, is expected to draw the curtain on an iconic six-year Anfield career for the Senegalese which saw him produce 120 goals in 269 games while winning every major honour available.

admin

Recent Posts

Oyo: Tragedy As Bride-to-Be Among Four Dead in Suspected Lassa Fever Outbreak

  The Oyo State Ministry of Health has closed two hospitals in Saki West Local…

9 hours ago

Oyo Rep, Oseni Donates ₦50m to Sheikh Agbotomokekere Mosque Project

  The lawmaker representing Ibarapa East/Ido Federal Constituency of Oyo State, Engr. Aderemi Oseni, on…

13 hours ago

Bloggers Denied Bail Over Alleged Blackmail of GTCO, CEO, Citing Repeat Offenses

  Justice Ayokunle Faji of the Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered an accelerated…

15 hours ago

EFCC Chair Raises Alarm on Rampant Fraud in Nigeria’s Electricity Sector

  Ola Olukoyede, Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has raised concerns…

2 days ago

Customs Surpasses Revenue Target with N5.7 tn Collection

  The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has announced a record revenue collection of N5.7 trillion…

2 days ago

Half of Shortlisted Directors Fail Federal Permanent Secretary Exam

  Nineteen out of the thirty-eight directors who were shortlisted to fill permanent secretary vacancies…

3 days ago