Saudi giants beat Manchester United, Tottenham in race to sign World Cup star as €70 million deal agreed
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West Ham United's Premier League rivals, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, have reportedly missed out on a significant transfer target to the Saudi Pro League. A deal worth approximately €70 million has been reached for a high-profile player who featured prominently in the World Cup. This development highlights the ongoing shift in the global football landscape, as clubs in Saudi Arabia continue to secure talent that was previously linked with top-tier English sides. This high-value move underscores the intense market competition as major clubs across Europe and the Middle East vie for the same level of elite talent as the Hammers.
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