Marca has reported that Bournemouth has signed Julio Soler, a promising 19-year-old Argentine talent. The club, managed by Andoni Iraola, announced Soler as their new signing. The defender has signed a long-term contract. Although the club did not reveal the fee, reports indicate that the deal is valued at nearly 15 million euros plus bonuses in Argentina, while in England, it is said to be around 10 million euros. Soler had taken part in the four matches of the Argentine men's football team at the Paris 2024 Olympics and was also called up to the Argentine national team for the World Cup 2026 qualifiers.

Julio Soler, a promising Argentine left-back born in Paraguay, has been officially signed by Bournemouth. He has played over 50 matches in Argentina and is known for his offensive potential. He is an international player for Argentina's Under-20 team and is scheduled to participate in the South American Under-20 championship in Venezuela. Bournemouth's current first-choice left-back Milos Kerkez will remain the primary option while Soler adapts to European football.

Bournemouth are reportedly on the verge of securing a £12 million deal for Julio Soler from Lanus. Soler has agreed to a four-and-a-half-year contract with Bournemouth, and the move is expected to be finalized this week. This signing is seen as a replacement for Milos Kerkez, who is attracting interest from Manchester United and Liverpool.

Julio Soler, a promising 19-year-old left-back from Lanús, is on the brink of a transfer to Bournemouth in the Premier League. Sources indicate that the clubs are close to reaching an agreement, and if the deal is finalized, Soler is expected to travel this week to sign his contract. Lanús holds 60% of his rights, while Argentinos Juniors owns the remaining 40%. The transfer is reportedly valued at over 10 million USD, which includes both fixed amounts and performance-based incentives. Soler's impressive performances for Lanús have garnered attention from European clubs, including Liverpool earlier this year. Additionally, he has represented Argentina in the Olympics and on the national team.