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Monday, July 4, 2022

Barcelona complete Kessie signing following AC Milan departure

Kessie spent five seasons at San Siro, the first two of those on loan; helping AC Milan to their first Scudetto triumph in 11 years.

• July 4, 2022
Franck Kessie
Franck Kessie [Photo Credit: Everything Barca]

Barcelona have confirmed the signing of Franck Kessie on a free transfer following the end of his spell with AC Milan.

The midfielder has agreed to a four-year deal with the Blaugrana, which was made official on Monday following months of speculation.

Kessie spent five seasons at San Siro, the first two of those on loan. The Ivorian helped AC Milan to their first Scudetto triumph in 11 years in his final campaign with the club.

(dpa/NAN)

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