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Real Madrid confirm the signing of Dumfries, ex-Inter Milan

Right-back Denzel Dumfries was announced by Real Madrid this Sunday morning (05). At 30 years old, the defender wore the colors of Inter Milan and signed for four seasons. The negotiation values ??were not disclosed,...

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Real Madrid confirm the signing of Dumfries, ex-Inter Milan
Noticias ao Minuto - Ultima Hora

Right-back Denzel Dumfries was announced by Real Madrid this Sunday morning (05). At 30 years old, the defender wore the colors of Inter Milan and signed for four seasons. The negotiation values ??were not disclosed, but the player's fine with the Italian team was 20 million euros (approximately R$119 million).

With the new signing, the club replaces the departure of the experienced Dani Carvajal, whose contract ended after two decades of service. The Dutchman will compete for position with Trent Alexander-Arnold, who has not yet managed to repeat the good moments of his Liverpool season.

Dumfries was with the Dutch team in the World Cup, but they were eliminated by Morocco in the round of 16 stage, last Monday (29). The right-back participated in every minute for the Netherlands in the competition and managed to provide two assists in the match against Sweden.

Real Madrid's new signing spent five seasons at Inter Milan and won eight titles during that period, including two Italian Championships. There were 207 matches, 27 goals scored and 22 assists. Before the Italian giant, he also played for Sparta Rotterdam, Heerenveen and PSV, all in the Netherlands.

The Spanish club had already announced three other athletes: left-back Marc Cucurella (ex-Chelsea), midfielder Bernardo Silva (ex-Manchester City) and defender Ibrahima Konaté (ex-Liverpool). Furthermore, coach José Mourinho was confirmed and returns to the team after 13 years.

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