Barcelona confirm Kevin-Prince Boateng signing

January 22, 2019 Editor Sports 0

The Blaugrana have announced the former Milan man, who hopes to score in the next Clasico, will move to the Liga champions

Barcelona have confirmed the somewhat surprising transfer of Kevin-Prince Boateng from Sassuolo.

Goal reported earlier Monday that the attacker was on the verge of a shock move from the Serie A side , who he joined this past summer, to link up with the Liga champions.

The transfer includes a €8 million (£7m/$9m) option to buy, while Barca will pay a €2m loan fee for Boateng to feature for them the remainder of the season.

credit: goal.com

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