European Leagues
Chelsea agree deal to sell Hakim Ziyech to Galatasaray
Chelsea have agreed a deal to sell winger Hakim Ziyech to Galatasaray.
The Morocco international is now expected to undergo a medical with the Turkish Super Lig club.
The 30-year-old has fallen out of favour at Stamford Bridge and has previously seen moves to Paris St-Germain and Saudi Pro League club, Al Nassr, fall through.
Ziyech has made 107 appearances for Chelsea in all competitions since joining them in 2020 for £33.3m.
The former Ajax player was an unused substitute during the Blues Champions League triumph in 2021 and was a key member of the Morocco side that became the first African team to reach the World Cup semi-finals at Qatar 2022.
However, he has become a peripheral figure at Chelsea amid a significant outlay on players totalling around £900m since American investor Todd Boehly and his Clearlake consortium took over in May 2022.
Ziyech was not involved in Chelsea’s pre-season tour of the USA earlier this summer and he was also absent from their matchday squad for their 1-1 draw against Liverpool at the weekend, having not been given a squad number for the new Premier League season.
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