3 news in football overnight! Bellingham Jr. rushed to Dortmund, Real Madrid s third pick, Kepa joins Arsenal

In the early morning of June 9, the European football transfer market continued to heat up, and the signing actions of the three giants gradually surfaced. On this night, three major deals were "officially announced" that may be reached substantive agreements: Dortmund signed Bellingham's younger brother Job from Premier League promoted Sunderland, and the two brothers "crossed" again under the yellow jersey; Real Madrid finalized the third signing in the summer window, and the 17-year-old Argentine genius Mastantono is about to land at the Bernabeu; and Premier League powerhouse Arsenal finally opened the road to strengthening the summer window, signing former world's number one goalkeeper Kepa from Chelsea, introducing strong competitors to the goalkeeper position.

Belingham's younger brother followed his brother's footsteps and joined Dortmund for 33 million euros. Another British star was airborne in the Bundesliga. Bellingham's younger brother Jobe Bellingham is about to wear Dortmund's jersey. According to transfer expert Romano, Dortmund has completed negotiations with Sunderland and will sign the English young player with a fixed transfer fee of 33 million euros, plus a floating clause of up to 5 million euros, and a 15% second transfer share. The two parties have signed a contract for 5 years and have an annual salary of 3.5 million euros. This deal not only set a record for the transfer fee for players sold in Sunderland Club's history, but also once again confirmed Dortmund's keen vision in the training of young players and trading markets.

Job is two years younger than his brother Jude and is also from the Birmingham youth training camp. After joining Sunderland in the summer of 2023, he quickly became a rising star in the Championship, helping the "Black Cats Legion" return to the Premier League after many years. On the court, Job's position is more focused on the mid-back and backcourt organization, focusing more on defense and connection than his brother. Now that he joins Dortmund, he will face higher intensity confrontation and stricter tactical requirements. Can he perform like a brother and then join Real Madrid, and the brothers join forces to leave a good story at the Bernabeu?

Real Madrid signs in third place! Argentine genius Mastantono has arrived

Galaxy Battleship's blood exchange project continues to advance. After signing Arnold and Heysen, Real Madrid has now officially finalized the third signing in the summer window - Argentine star Franco Mastantuono. The deal was confirmed by several authoritative reporters, including Mano and Romano, with a transfer fee of US$45 million. The player will sign a contract with Real Madrid for six years. The details of the contract have been finalized and entered the "Here we go" stage, only the official announcement is short of.

Mastantono, who is only 17 years old, comes from Argentina's River Plate youth training. He played 19 times for the first team this season, scored 7 goals and sent 4 assists. He is regarded as a future superstar in South American football. He is not only competent in multiple offensive positions such as wingers and front midfielders, but also has excellent dribbling ability, explosive power and vision. He is a very comprehensive young attacker.

Moreover, he has made his senior team debut with the Argentina national team, and at the age of 17 years, 9 months and 22 days, he has become the youngest official match player in the history of the Blue and White Army. Since River Plate will participate in the Club World Cup, Real Madrid and the player team are still coordinating the specific time of joining, and it is expected that it will be officially announced and registered as early as early July.

Arsenal's first signing is on the ground! Kepa free transfer to North London

After Gunners fans' long wait, Arsenal finally fired the "first shot" of signing this summer. Although it was previously rumored that they would sign Real Sociedad goalkeeper Subimedi, the deal has never made any substantial progress. Instead, Arsenal took a different approach, aimed at former Chelsea main goalkeeper Kepa, and successfully signed the Spanish goalkeeper for £5 million.

Kepa once joined Chelsea at a sky-high price of 80 million euros in 2018, setting a new record for goalkeeper transfer fees and once firmly ranked as the main player. He once won the Europa League and Champions League with the Blues, and was known as the "penalty killer" for his brave performance. However, with the fluctuations in his state and the rise of Mendy, he gradually lost his main position. Kepa was loaned to Bournemouth last season, playing 35 games in the Premier League, contributing 105 saves, helping Bournemouth achieve the best Premier League record in team history and successfully completing self-salvation. Kepa's joining undoubtedly provides Arteta with a wider range of options. It is worth mentioning that Kepa is already 30 years old, and his arrival has also made Arsenal's goalkeeper structure more reasonable, and it is more balanced from experience to age.

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