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According to reports, VfB Stuttgart forward Serhou Guirassy – who has been heavily linked with Arsenal – has decided to sign for another club.
However, these fears are now over as according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Guirassy has ‘accepted’ a move to Borussia Dortmund.“BVB have received the green light from player side after working on this deal for months. Guirassy has accepted and formal steps will follow. BVB will pay the release clause around €17.5m to Stuttgart.”
“Williams has a release clause of over £45m, which is seen as value in the market, but the overall cost of a transfer is still expensive – the deal comes with taxes and Williams would expect a wage of in excess of £200k-per-week.
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