Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club has officially confirmed the signing of German midfielder Mahmoud Dahoud from Borussia Dortmund.
The 27-year-old player, who was born in Syria, will join Albion on a four-year contract starting July 1, following the conclusion of his contract with the Bundesliga club.
Dahoud, who earned two international caps for Germany in 2020, becomes Brighton’s third signing of the summer transfer window. The Premier League side has previously secured deals for Joao Pedro and James Milner, further strengthening their squad for the upcoming season.
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Seagulls head coach Roberto De Zerbi told his club’s website: “I’m excited to have Mahmoud in my team.
“I wanted him when I was at Sassuolo and I’m sure he is going to be a top player for us.”
Dahoud began his career with Borussia Monchengladbach before moving to Dortmund in 2017.
He went on to make 141 appearances for this season’s Bundesliga runners-up, although his game time was restricted after he had surgery on his shoulder last summer.
Brighton technical director David Weir said: “We’re delighted to bring Mahmoud to the club, his quality and ability will really add to the options available to Roberto.
“He’s a quality player, he’s got lots of experience playing at a high level in Germany with great experience in Europe too.”
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