Al Hilal Saudi Club has officially announced the acquisition of Moroccan goalkeeper Yassine Bounou from Sevilla FC, Spain, in a move that has ignited excitement among football enthusiasts.
The club revealed that Bounou has signed a contract with a duration of 3 years, marking a significant addition to their roster.
In an era of digital connectivity, Al Hilal took to their official “X” platform (formerly known as Twitter) to share a captivating video capturing the momentous occasion of Bounou’s signing. This strategic step aimed to ensure their devoted fanbase could join in celebrating the latest addition to the team.
According to an additional statement by Al Hilal, the contract with the Moroccan international goalkeeper extends until 2026, demonstrating a long-term commitment from both sides.
The highly reputable Italian journalist specialized in transfer market news, Fabrizio Romano, had earlier confirmed that Al Hilal was inching closer to securing the deal for Yassine Bounou from Sevilla FC, for a reported fee of 19 million euros.
Yassine Bounou, aged 32, has a robust track record with Sevilla FC, having competed in 141 matches during his tenure. His goalkeeping prowess allowed him to guard the net with distinction, conceding only 140 goals and achieving a clean sheet in an impressive 58 instances.
Bounou’s contributions were instrumental in Sevilla FC securing the UEFA Europa League title twice, underscoring his talent on the European stage.
The Moroccan goalkeeper’s achievements extended beyond club football, as he played an integral role in Morocco’s historic journey to the fourth position in the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Al Hilal Saudi Club’s efforts to bolster their squad this season have been undeniable. Yassine Bounou’s acquisition comes on the heels of other notable signings including Kalidou Koulibaly, Robin Neves, Milenković Savić, Malcolm, and Neymar, showcasing the club’s ambition to compete at the highest levels of football.
