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Al-Ittihad 'verbally agree £50m package including add-ons with Aston Villa for Moussa Diaby' as winger agrees five-year contract just one year after joining Premier League side

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  • Al-Ittihad have verbally agreed a £50m deal with Aston Villa for Moussa Diaby 
  • Diaby, who joined Villa last year, has agreed a five-year deal with Al-Ittihad 

By Jeorge Bird

Published: 21:39 BST, 21 July 2024 | Updated: 21:47 BST, 21 July 2024

Al-Ittihad have verbally agreed a €60million (£50.5million) package including add-ons with Aston Villa for Moussa Diaby.  

As reported by Fabrizio Romano, the winger has agreed a five-year deal with the Saudi Arabian side.

The deal is very close to being finalised, with Diaby set to leave Villa after just one year at the club.


Al-Ittihad are also targeting Ederson and have contacted Manchester City about the goalkeeper. 

City, who value Ederson at around £50million, have already rejected an offer of £25million from Al-Nassr.  

Al-Ittihad have verbally agreed a €60million package including add-ons with Aston Villa for Moussa Diaby

The Saudi-Arabian club have also approached Manchester City over goalkeeper Ederson

Al-Ittihad recently appointed ex-Man United defender Laurent Blanc as their manager

Diaby, who previously played for Paris Saint-German, joined Villa from Bayer Leverkusen last year for a club-record fee of £51.9million.

Last season Diaby made 54 appearances for Villa across all competitions and scored ten goals, while he provided nine assists.

Al-Ittihad already have star names Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante and Fabinho in their squad, while Houssem Aouar recently joined from Roma.

They have also been linked with a move for Kevin De Bruyne and have reportedly agreed personal terms with the City midfielder but it is expected that the Belgium international will remain with the Premier League champions.

Al-Ittihad recently appointed former Manchester United defender Laurent Blanc as their new manager. 

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