Bayern Munich agreed with Fulham about Jonah Kusi-Asare.
The clubs fought a fight for the clock – but Expressen finds that the transition was in the cast because the parties could not complete the paperwork.
Now the Swede can be forced to review new loan opportunities.
Jonah Kusi-Sere.
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Jonah Kusi-Asare has made a success in FC Bayern Munich during the preseason but has been clear backup to the German champion club’s star striker Harry Kane.
The idea was that the Swede would stay in the club this season, but when Bayern Munich took in Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea, it quickly became relevant with a deal.
Earlier in the evening, German media reported that Jonah Kusi-Asare had interest from Fulham. The Express reported at half past ten that Fulham agreed with Bayern Munich, and that each club sat with its lawyers to complete the transition.
It was simply about completing the paperwork on time.
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Now it is clear that the transition is running out in the sand. Sources say to Expressen that the clubs have not been sent in all the papers in time and the deal is thus blown away.
Instead, it can be a move to PSV Eindhoven and Anderlecht. The Belgian transfer window is open until September 8 and the Netherlands will close it tomorrow.
There, however, Anderlecht should be better at present, given that the window is open slightly longer.
