Three transfers in one night are confirmed! Real Madrid s third signing, Belling s younger brother joins Dortmund, Arsenal signs into Kepa

In the early morning of June 9, the European football transfer market ushered in an update; three more important transfers occurred on this night; Real Madrid confirmed to sign Argentina's little demon Mastantono; Bellingham's younger brother is about to join Dortmund; Arsenal finally completed the first signing in the summer window, signing Kepa from Chelsea.

Real Madrid's third draw in the summer window, and super rising stars joined

Last summer window, Real Madrid only signed Mbappe in the transfer market, plus Joseru, Nacho and others leaving and Kroos' retirement; this directly led to a significant decline in Real Madrid's season performance. Although he won the European Super Cup and Intercontinental Cup championships, Real Madrid was defeated by Barcelona and ranked second in La Liga, the King's Cup and the Spanish Super Cup without exception; in addition, he was eliminated by Arsenal in the Champions League quarterfinals, and the Galaxy battleships once again encountered the four majors. Before the summer window began, Real Madrid first announced that Alonso would replace Ancelotti, and immediately signed Arnold and Heysen.

Now according to Mano report, Real Madrid has finalized the signing of Argentine star Mastantono. The two sides will sign a six-year long contract with a transfer fee of US$45 million. This deal is confirmed here we go! Mastantono plays for Hessel, currently only 17 years old. He is competent for the front court winger and has multiple positions in the front midfielder. In addition to having excellent speed and explosiveness, passing vision, and movement stability, his foot ball control skills are all excellent among players of the same age. This year, hessel scored 7 goals and 4 assists in 19 games.

It is also because of his outstanding performance that Mastantono just made his national team debut for Argentina in the World Cup, and became the youngest player in Argentina's main match with 17 years, 9 months and 22 days. Because He Phu is also qualified to compete in the Club World Cup, now both sides only have the final time to join.

Bellingham's younger brother joined Dortmund

Bellingham has played for Dortmund for three seasons. He not only won the German Cup with Dortmund, but also made his reputation at Westphalia Stadium. Now his younger brother Job Bellingham also followed his brother's pace to Dortmund. Romano reported that Dortmund will pay a fixed transfer fee of 33 million euros, plus a floating clause of 5 million euros. In addition, there is a 15% second transfer share clause to get Belling from Sunderland. Here we go! At the same time, it will set a record for transfer fees for players sold in Sunderland's history. The two parties have signed a contract for 5 years and have an annual salary of 3.5 million euros.

Bellin Jr. is 2 years younger than Bellingham, and both of them come from Birmingham youth training; Bellin Jr. joins Sunderland in the summer of 2023, and the Black Cats return to the Premier League this season, Bellin Jr. is the absolute main player of the midfield. However, Belling Jr.'s position in the midfield is lower than his brother, so his offensive data naturally cannot be compared with Bellingham; and with the halo of Bellingham's younger brother, it also requires more pressure to come to a bigger stage.

Arsenal will sign Kepa from Chelsea Although several European media have previously reported that Arsenal will sign Subi Mendy from Real Sociedad, the season is over and the Gunners have not yet finalized the transfer. Finally, on that night, Arsenal's first signing came, but the player to join was Kepa. According to Romano's report, Arsenal directly paid a penalty of 5 million pounds to sign Kepa from Chelsea; 30-year-old Kepa joined Chelsea in 2018 by setting a goalkeeper transfer record, and was the absolute main player in the first two years; Mendy took away the main position in the middle; but he followed the Blues to win the UEFA Cup and Champions League championships.

Kepa was loaned to Real Madrid as a substitute goalkeeper last season, and also won the second Champions League in La Liga and his career; last summer window, Kepa returned to the Blue Bridge and was loaned to Bournemouth. In 35 games in the 35 games that represented Bournemouth, Kepa made a total of 105 saves, and was one of the heroes of Bournemouth's highest ranking in the Premier League era; Kepa, who came to Arsenal, will compete with his compatriot Laia for the main position.