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Idrissa Gueye joins PSG for $36.5 million
Idrissa Gueye has finally completed his transfer from Everton to Paris Saint-Germain, for a fee believed to be $36.5 million.
The Senegalese midfielder has been an awesome destructive force since he arrived in the Premier League at Aston Villa in 2015 and moved to Everton in 2016.
He made 108 appearances for Everton and Gueye was one of the PL leaders each season in categories such as most interceptions and tackles made.
Everton confirmed the departure of the 29-year-old on Tuesday and thanked him for “always giving everything” for the Toffees.
“Thank you! Since my arrival I have felt at home at this club, you have welcomed me and my family with open arms,” Gueye said in a statement on social media.
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“Everton FC gave me the opportunity to continue in the Premier League and the last 3 years… I have had some amazing experiences which I will cherish forever.
‘’I am grateful to have had the love and support of you all throughout this journey and I must say no matter the weather or performances the support was always there.
“As you know I am about to start a new journey, a journey that I have dreamed about since a kid and when this opportunity presented itself I couldn’t turn it down. To my teammates and coaches I will miss you and will continue to support you. Everton… we are family and will continue to be and for me Merseyside will always be BLUE.”
Gueye will now be playing for PSG in the UEFA Champions League and Everton really couldn’t stand in his way.
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