AFC Bournemouth has officially announced the permanent signing of Álex Jiménez, after the conditions agreed upon in his loan contract were fulfilled. The young full-back, who came to England from AC Milan but was trained in the Real Madrid academy, is now fully owned by the British club until the year 2031.
The deal was automatically completed as the player reached the required number of matches. With 22 appearances this season and a remarkable performance in the Premier League, the English team has activated the clause that mandates the permanent transfer of the 20-year-old defender.
For Real Madrid, this news marks the definitive farewell to one of its most promising talents. With this purchase clause executed by a third party, the club loses any buyback rights or control it might have retained over the player’s future, who now ventures independently in English football.
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Jiménez has made a great start at Vitality Stadium. He was named Player of the Month in December and recently stood out as the best player in the match against Brighton. His progress is meteoric, having even scored a goal against Liverpool, confirming his excellent adaptation to the European elite.
With this move, Bournemouth secures a full-back with international potential for the next five seasons. Meanwhile, in Valdebebas, they witness another talent trained in their sports city firmly establishing himself far from the Spanish capital after his previous stint in Italy.
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