Consistent reports
On Deadline Day, 1. FC Union Berlin surprised the transfer market once again with the signing of veteran Leonardo Bonucci. The Juventus chapter is not yet completely over for the 36-year-old. According to consistent Italian media reports, Bonucci has decided to take legal action against the Bianconeri.
Bonucci to Kolo Muani: The top transfers on deadline day in summer 2023
Leonardo Bonucci | Juventus to Union Berlin | free of charge
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Market value: €1.5 million
Christopher Scott | Antwerp to Hannover 96 | Loan
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Market value: €1.5 million | Purchase option at around one million euros
Gonçalo Paciencia | Celta Vigo to VfL Bochum | Loan
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Market value: €2 million
Reinier | Real Madrid to Frosinone | Loan
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Market value: €2 million
Oliver Burke | Werder to Birmingham | Loan
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Market value: €2.5 million
Michaël Cuisance | Venezia FC to VfL Osnabrück | Loan
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Market value: €3 million
Paul Wanner | FC Bayern to SV Elversberg | Loan
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Market value: €3 million
Kevin Mbabu | FC Fulham to FC Augsburg | Loan
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Market value: €3.5 million
Tommy Doyle | Man City to Wolverhampton | Loan
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Market value: €7 million
Japheth Tanganga | Tottenham to FC Augsburg | Loan
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Market value: €7 million | Purchase option: €5.5 million
Niels Nkounkou | AS St.-Étienne to Eintracht Frankfurt | Transfer fee: €7.5 million
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Market value: €5 million
Luka Jovic | AC Fiorentina to AC Milan | free of charge
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Market value: €8 million
Duvan Zapata | Atalanta to Torino | Loan
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Market value: €8 million
Rafael Borre | Frankfurt to Werder | Loan
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Market value: €9 million
Davy Klaassen | Ajax to Inter | free of charge
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Market value: €10 million
Anthony Rouault | FC Toulouse to VfB Stuttgart | Loan
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Market value: €10 million | Purchase option of €3 million, which can become an obligation to purchase
Sergio Reguilon | Tottenham to Man United | Loan
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Market value: €10 million
Clement Lenglet | FC Barcelona to Aston Villa | Loan
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Market value: €10 million
Altay Bayindir | Fenerbahce to Manchester United | Transfer fee: €5 million
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Market value: €11 million | Fener will receive 20 percent of the transfer fee in the event of a transfer
Borna Sosa | VfB Stuttgart to Ajax Amsterdam | Transfer fee: €10 million
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Market value: €12 million
Albert Sambi Lokonga | Arsenal to Luton Town | Loan
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Market value: €15 million
Callum Hudson Odoi | Chelsea to Nottingham | Transfer fee: €3.5 million
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Market value: €15 million | The transfer fee can increase by €2.3 million thanks to bonuses
Maxime Lopez | US Sassuolo to AC Fiorentina | Rental fee: €1 million
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Market value: €15 million | There is a purchase option worth €9 million
Jean Ricner Bellegarde | Strasbourg to Wolves | Transfer fee: €15 million
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Market value: €10 million
Anton Stach | Mainz 05 to TSG Hoffenheim | Transfer fee: €10 million
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Market value: €15 million
Odysseas Vlachodimos | Benfica to Nottingham | Transfer fee: €9 million
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Market value: €16 million
Nicolas Dominguez | Bologna to Nottingham | Transfer fee: €10 million
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Market value: €17 million
Nuno Tavares | Arsenal to Nottingham | Rental fee: €1.15 million
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Market value: €18 million | Purchase option is 14 million + €3 million bonuses
Boubakary Soumaré | Leicester City to Sevilla FC | Loan
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Market value: €20 million
Armel Bella Kotchap | Southampton to PSV Eindhoven | Loan
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Market value: €20 million
Luis Sinisterra | Leeds to Bournemouth | Loan
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Market value: €22 million
Hirving Lozano | SSC Napoli to PSV Eindhoven | Transfer fee: €12.2 million
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Market value: €25 million
Taylor Harwood Bellis | Man City to Southampton | Loan
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Market value: €25 million | Obligation to purchase upon promotion in the amount of 23.4 million euros
Alex Iwobi | Everton to Fulham | Transfer fee: €25.7 million
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Market value: €28 million
Ansu Fati | FC Barcelona to Brighton | Loan
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Market value: €35 million
Sofyan Amrabat | Fiorentina to Man United | Rental fee: €10 million
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Market value: €30 million
Ibrahim Sangaré | PSV Eindhoven to Nottingham | Transfer fee: €30 million
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Market value: €35 million
Ryan Gravenberch | FC Bayern to FC Liverpool | Transfer fee: €40 million
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Market value: €30 million
Cole Palmer | Man City to Chelsea | Transfer fee: €47 million
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Market value: €18 million
João Cancelo | Man City to FC Barcelona | Loan
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Market value: €50 million
João Felix | Atlético to FC Barcelona | Loan
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Market value: €50 million
Brennan Johnson | Nottingham to Tottenham | Transfer fee: €55 million
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Market value: €38 million
Matheus Nunes | Wolverhampton to Man City | Transfer fee: €62 million
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Market value: €45 million
Randal Kolo Muani | Eintracht Frankfurt to PSG | Transfer fee: €95 million
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Market value: €80 million
The central defender therefore wants to file a claim for damages against Juventus due to inadequate training and preparation conditions. The Bonucci side sees this as a professional disadvantage and damage to its image. However, Bonucci’s decision does not represent a personal war against the Turin team; rather, the 121-time Italian national player is concerned with a fundamental decision for footballers in similar situations.
Bonucci was excluded from the squad by Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri this summer and a year before his planned retirement. The reports say that the situation was abnormal for the veteran. Bonucci had to train at different times than his teammates in the evening, without ever seeing the coaching team. In addition, the defender was not given access to the fitness room, swimming pool or dining room.
Union newcomer Bonucci sees Juventus’ approach as a deliberate strategy
Bonucci has the feeling that he was intentionally left alone by the club’s decisions, which he sees as a deliberate strategy to force a farewell – which ultimately happened. Juventus let Bonucci move to Union on a free transfer; according to reports, the former captain’s high salary, which is said to have amounted to around 12 million euros gross in Turin, will be divided between the clubs.
The 11 biggest supplier deals: FC Bayern between Juventus and Chelsea
10. Liverpool | Contract with Nike until 2025 | €35 million per season
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Source: Sky Sports
10.Tottenham | Contract with Nike until 2033 | €35 million per season
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Source: Calcio e Finanza
9. Juventus | Contract with Adidas until 2027 | €50.88 million per season
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Source: Juventus
8. FC Bayern | Contract with Adidas until 2030 | €60 million per season
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Source: Sport Bild
7. Chelsea | Contract with Nike until 2032 | €70 million per season
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Source: Guardian
6. Man City | Contract with Puma until 2029 | €75 million per season
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Source: Times
5. PSG | Contract with Nike until 2032 | €80 million per season
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Source: ESPN
4. Arsenal | Contract with Adidas until 2030 | €85 million per season
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Source: Calcio e Finanza
3. Man United | Contract with Adidas until 2025 | €87.5 million per season
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Source: Times | Connection contract from 2025 to 2035 for 1.04 billion euros
2. FC Barcelona | Contract with Nike until 2028 | €105 million per season
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Source: Marca
1. Real Madrid | Contract with Adidas until 2028 | €120 million per season
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Source: Marca
Bonucci actually wanted to hang up his football boots at Juventus, for which he appeared on the field 502 times and where he is one of the top 10 players in the record list. Now the liaison will probably end badly in court – Bonucci doesn’t want to make any profit from it. The media writes that Bonucci plans to donate any compensation from this case to charity. In Italian football there have recently been repeated allegations of bullying against players such as Nicolò Zaniolo (24; AS Roma), Federico Bonazzoli (26; US Salernitana) and Gianluigi Donnarumma (24; AC Milan), but legal action has been taken against the clubs none.
In Germany, every professional footballer has the right to take part in the training of the professional team – if a player has been rejected by the team, a special trainer must be assigned for this purpose. It must also be ensured that players have the opportunity to apply existing and trained skills in a qualified game.
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