Raphael Varane: Man Utd confirm agreement with Real Madrid
Raphael Varane confirmed to sign defender
Manchester United confirmed that they have reached an agreement with Real Madrid to sign defender Raphael Varane.
It is understood that the club agreed to an initial transfer fee of 34 million pounds. Which may reach 42 million pounds.
The 28-year-old Varane has agreed to the terms of a four-year contract and has the option of another 12 months.
United stated that the transfer will be completed “after medical review and termination of the player terms.”
Raphael Varane, who won the World Cup with the French team, has played 360 games for Real Madrid.
The club said in a statement:
“Real Madrid hopes to express to Rafael Varane and his family all their feelings for Rafael Varane and his family, and wish him a new career in his career. Good luck at the stage.”
“Our club thank you for your professionalism and exemplary behavior during the 10 seasons defending our jerseys.”
After goalkeeper Tom Heaton resigned and England winger Sancho joined Dortmund for £73 million,
Varane with 79 games will be Solskjaer’s third signing in this transfer window.
BBC Sport understands that Varane will self-isolate before undergoing a medical examination, after which he will complete the transfer.
Manchester United reached an agreement with Real Madrid on Monday and has long been an admirer of Varane. Whose contract will expire next summer.
Former coach Sir Alex Ferguson sought a deal for the player before moving to Real Madrid, And Jose Mourinho was eager to add the defender to the team during his time at Old Trafford.
Raphael Varane’s trip to Old Trafford
Varane entered the first team at the age of 17 after Lance’s youth training. Although he failed to keep them from relegation, his performance still attracted the attention of some Europeans. The best club.
Despite the great interest from Manchester United, Real Madrid signed a 6-year contract with the teenager in 2011. When Mourinho’s team regained the title, his first season in Spain Continue to play 15 times in all competitions.
That was the beginning of Varane’s impressive trophy in the Spanish capital for ten years.
The team that helped Ancelotti won their tenth European championship “Twelve Constellations” in the 2013-14 season, played 7 times and followed Sergio Ramos in the final. Defeating Atletico Madrid 41 after overtime in Lisbon.
