🚨 Transfers: the announcements you missed this week
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🚨 Transfers: the announcements you missed this week
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This Friday morning, Newcastle officially announced the contract extension of one of the Premier League’s best full-backs. Promising Lewis Hall (22) signed a new deal until 2031, fending off interest from Manchester United.
Here’s a roundup of this week’s official announcements from all around the globe. A quick catch-up…
- Juan Mata has left Melbourne Victory, but retains his minority stake in the Australian club.
- Lewis Hall has extended his contract with Newcastle until 2031.
- After terminating his contract with Wydad Casablanca, Hakim Ziyech joined Botafogo (Brazil) until 2028.
- Adel Taarabt (37) announced his retirement from football.
- Sofyan Amrabat announced his international break because of disagreements with the head coach.
- Jamie Vardy joined Burnley (Championship) until the end of the season.
- Former Barcelona winger Christian Tello (35) announced his retirement from football.
- Alexis Mac Allister announced that he will leave Liverpool at the end of his contract in two years. The club told him there would be no extension offer.
- Georginio Wijnaldum joined Al-Ittihad until the end of the season.
- Jordan Ayew signed for Sheffield United (Championship) for one season.
- Lyon signed Ivorian defender Amayo Seyo (Ivoire FC) for two seasons.
- Olympiakos sacked head coach José Luis Mendilibar, winner of the Conference League in 2024. He has been replaced by Imanol Alguacil.
- Swiss defender Silvan Widmer (65 caps) announced his retirement from international football.
- Noah Okafor (26) announced his retirement from international football, admitting he no longer wished to play under Swiss head coach Murat Yakin.
- Franco-Nigerian striker George Ilenikhena has chosen to represent the Super Eagles.
- Bertrand Traoré signed for Wolverhampton (Championship) until the end of the season.
- Robert Moreno, former AS Monaco and Spain coach, is the new interim head coach of South Korea.
- Diogo Leite signed a two-year contract with Lazio.
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