Gift Orban to Join Hoffenheim as Lyon Agree €10 Million Deal

Super Eagles invitee Gift Orban has arrived in Germany to finalize a transfer to Hoffenheim, marking the end of his stint with Olympique Lyon.

The move is expected to be completed during the upcoming January transfer window.

Top transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the deal, stating, “Hoffenheim and Olympique Lyon have agreed on a deal for Gift Orban, green light from OL to proceed.

Formal steps to follow on the player’s side to get the deal sealed.”

Orban joined Lyon last year after an impressive spell at KAA Gent, where his performances earned him a €14 million transfer, including bonuses.

However, the Nigerian forward struggled to replicate his form in Ligue 1, scoring just five goals in 21 appearances. Consequently, Lyon deemed him surplus to requirements.

Hoffenheim had been in negotiations with Lyon for several weeks, ultimately agreeing on a transfer fee of around €10 million. Despite interest from Ligue 1 rivals RC Lens whose bid was rejected Hoffenheim’s offer proved the most compelling.

The 22- year-old is now set to make his Bundesliga debut in the new year, offering him a fresh start and an opportunity to reignite his promising career.

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Gift Orban to Join Hoffenheim as Lyon Agree €10 Million Deal

Super Eagles invitee Gift Orban has arrived in Germany to finalize a transfer to Hoffenheim, marking the end of his stint with Olympique Lyon.

The move is expected to be completed during the upcoming January transfer window.

Top transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the deal, stating, “Hoffenheim and Olympique Lyon have agreed on a deal for Gift Orban, green light from OL to proceed.

Formal steps to follow on the player’s side to get the deal sealed.”

Orban joined Lyon last year after an impressive spell at KAA Gent, where his performances earned him a €14 million transfer, including bonuses.

However, the Nigerian forward struggled to replicate his form in Ligue 1, scoring just five goals in 21 appearances. Consequently, Lyon deemed him surplus to requirements.

Hoffenheim had been in negotiations with Lyon for several weeks, ultimately agreeing on a transfer fee of around €10 million. Despite interest from Ligue 1 rivals RC Lens whose bid was rejected Hoffenheim’s offer proved the most compelling.

The 22- year-old is now set to make his Bundesliga debut in the new year, offering him a fresh start and an opportunity to reignite his promising career.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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