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Nigerian Defender Calvin Bassey Set To Join Fulham From Ajax In €21 Million Transfer Deal
Nigerian defender Calvin Bassey is on the verge of a move from Ajax to Premier League club Fulham this summer. The two clubs have reached an agreement, with Fulham agreeing to pay Ajax a transfer fee of €21 million.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Previously, Ajax had rejected an initial bid from Fulham worth £15 million for Bassey’s services. However, the recent agreement between the two clubs paves the way for Bassey to discuss personal terms with Fulham before undergoing medical tests in England. Once the formalities are completed, he is expected to sign a deal that includes a sell-on fee….CONTINUE READING
Bassey has been a target for both Fulham and Brighton since June, despite having four years remaining on his current contract with Ajax. The Nigerian defender is now poised to become a Fulham player in the coming days.
Before his move to Ajax last summer, Bassey made 65 appearances for Rangers over two seasons, contributing to their Scottish Cup and league championship victories in 2021. Since joining Ajax, he has made 39 appearances, registering one goal and five assists.
Amidst the ongoing speculations about Bassey’s departure, Ajax coach Maurice Steijn openly advised the player to leave the club, citing financial reasons and the potential to strengthen the squad further if Bassey departs.
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