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Cyprus Mail6 Aug 2026

Real Madrid agree deal to sign Diomande until 2033

Real Madrid agree deal to sign Diomande until 2033

Real Madrid have reached an agreement with RB Leipzig to sign Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande, the Spanish club said on Thursday, with media reports saying the transfer could become the most expensive in the club’s history.

Financial details were not disclosed, but Spanish newspaper MARCA reported that the deal could be worth up to€125 million($144.3 million), plus €10 to 15 million in add-ons....

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