Alphonse Areola is already owned by West Ham. After playing last season on loan from PSG, the 29-year-old French goalkeeper has signed a five-year contract, until 2027, with the option of another, as announced by the London club.
West Ham reserved a purchase option last year on Areola’s loan contract and, although they did not disclose the amount they paid for the transfer, PSG will receive approximately 12 million euros.
Areola, world champion in 2018 and currently the third goalkeeper of the French national team, will definitely leave PSG, where the set he coached before signing his first professional contract in 2009, failed to settle in their squad after a series of -next assignment to Lens (2013-2014), Bastia (2014-2015), Villarreal (2015-2016), Real Madrid (2019-2020), Fulham (2020-2021) and West Ham (2021-2022).
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With no place at PSG due to competition from Keylor Navas and Gianluigi Donnarumma, Areola was only lined up last season by David Moyes at West Ham in FA Cup, League Cup and Europa League matches, a competition in which he had a good performance until his elimination in the semifinals.
“Alphonse was a great asset to the club during his loan spell last season. His performances have confirmed our idea that he is a top-level goalkeeper,” David Moyes said in a statement to justify his decision.
He will fight for ownership of the Premier along with Fabianski
Moyes chose Polish Lukasz Fabianski as a starter in the Premier League, who at 37 years old renewed his contract for another season in May, and West Ham finished in seventh place, qualifying for the Conference. League.
“The atmosphere last season was great, so I just wanted to do my best to stay here,” he said. “I feel comfortable, when I sign for a club I want to feel like it’s like my second family.”
Source: La Verdad
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