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Sardar Azmoun leaving Bayer 04 Leverkusen?
On Sunday, the Iranian national striker successfully passed his medical check and is set to sign a three-year contract, as officially announced that afternoon. The transfer agreement between the clubs had already been arranged, and the move was contingent upon the medical clearance. Azmoun, who spent last season on loan at AS Roma, will now be the new star player for the team managed by former BVB professional Paulo Sousa. Leverkusen will receive a transfer fee of five million euros, potentially rising to six million euros with bonuses. Azmoun's future at Leverkusen was uncertain, and he was barred from training with Xabi Alonso's squad after a delayed excuse for his absence at the start of training.
Sardar Azmoun has successfully passed the medical examination at Shabab Al-Ahli in Dubai. He will sign a three-year contract, which will be announced on Monday. The transfer agreement between the clubs was already in place, pending the medical examination. Azmoun, who was on loan to AS Roma last season, will become the new star of the team coached by Paulo Sousa in Dubai.
Sevilla was close to signing Sardar Azmoun as a replacement for En-Nesyri, but Bayer Leverkusen preferred to sell him to Saudi Arabia instead of a loan.
Sardar Azmoun had reached a basic agreement with FC Sevilla. However, the clubs could not agree on terms, as Sevilla wanted a one-year loan with an option to buy, while Leverkusen insisted on an immediate sale.
FC Sevilla has been interested in Sardar Azmoun since the beginning of the year and viewed him as a replacement for Youssef En-Nesyri. However, Sevilla insisted only on a loan with an option to buy, which influenced Azmoun's decision to accept the offer from Dubai.
Sardar Azmoun is set to transfer from Bayer 04 Leverkusen to Shabab Al-Ahli in the United Arab Emirates. He will fly to Dubai to undergo a medical examination in the coming days. A general agreement has been reached, with only final details to be settled.
Sardar Azmoun was loaned to AS Roma last season. However, AS Roma did not exercise the purchase option for the fixed transfer fee of twelve million euros.
There is reported interest in Sardar Azmoun from clubs in Saudi Arabia.
There is reported interest in Sardar Azmoun from clubs in Qatar.
FC Sevilla is interested in signing Sardar Azmoun as a replacement for Youssef En-Nesyri. Sevilla prefers a loan with an option to buy, while Bayer Leverkusen would prefer to sell Azmoun for around 10 million Euros.
Sardar Azmoun was loaned to AS Roma for the 2023/24 season. Despite scoring only three goals in 23 games, AS Roma would have considered signing him permanently if they had qualified for the Champions League. However, AS Roma missed out on the Champions League.
Sardar Azmoun is also being courted by Arabian clubs. His contract runs until 2027 but he has no future under coach Xabi Alonso.
FC Sevilla wants to acquire Sardar Azmoun, preferably on loan. Azmoun has no future under coach Xabi Alonso.
Fenerbahce Istanbul, under new coach José Mourinho, reportedly showed interest in Sardar Azmoun but is currently focusing on other high-profile strikers like Tammy Abraham, Romelu Lukaku, and Karim Benzema.
Sardar Azmoun could end up at Sevilla.
His contract in Leverkusen still runs for three more years. But under the Bayer Cross, Sardar Azmoun has no future.
Azmoun will be leaving Roma.
Player with a heavy wage and on loan, expected to leave.
Player is ready to leave the club.
There are clubs in Spain that are interested in Sardar Azmoun.
There are clubs in England that are interested in Sardar Azmoun.
In addition to AS Roma, there are other teams in Italy that are interested in Sardar Azmoun.
Sardar Azmoun is currently on loan at AS Roma from Bayer Leverkusen. He is in good form and would like to stay at Roma. Roma has a purchase option on Azmoun which needs to be activated by early June. The transfer fee is fixed at 12.5 million Euros.
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