What have you made of your club’s business in the summer transfer window so far?
Baba Rahman, Chelsea to FC Schalke, Loan
Chelsea’s transfer windows in recent years are a bit hit and miss. The full-back, who cost £20m when signed from Augsburg last year, is not in boss Antonio Conte’s plans and has been sent back to the Bundesliga on a season-long-loan.
Baba Rahman: "Antonio Conte told me that he wants his team to be very defensive, but I am an offensive full-back." pic.twitter.com/4QPwiJEw5i
— Squawka News (@SquawkaNews) August 2, 2016
Kevin-Prince Boateng, AC Milan to Las Palmas, Free
Some may raise eyebrows at this but the La Liga side were solid last season, finishing 11th under the impressive Quique Setien. Following the former Spurs midfielder’s release from Milan, the Ghana international has signed a one-year deal with the Gran Canaria club.
OFFICIAL: Las Palmas have signed Ghanaian midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng from AC Milan on a free transfer. pic.twitter.com/AHZL254srK
— Transfer Central TNC (@TransferNewsCen) August 2, 2016
Arkadiusz Milik, Ajax to Napoli, €35m (Dh144m)
Napoli have moved quick to replace the Gonzalo Higuain-sized hole left after his controversial departure to Juventus. Although he’s considered a target man, the 22-year-old is gifted technically and has an eye for goal, netting 22 league goals for Ajax last season.
Arkadiusz Milik becomes #Ajax’s most lucrative sale 💰, and joins good company in the process. pic.twitter.com/RTEnQNFr0E
— Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) August 2, 2016
Alex Song, Barcelona to Rubin Kazan, Free
The Cameroon international’s career has been on the slide ever since he was dropped by Barca. Since dominating in midfield for Arsenal earned him a move to the Catalan giants, he’s since had two loan spells with West Ham and has now turned up in Russia.
Alex Song has left @FCBarcelona to join Rubin Kazan. This is probably his most memorable moment at the club. #Cringe pic.twitter.com/VajqlPtzQ5
— SBS - The World Game (@TheWorldGame) August 2, 2016
Idrissa Gueye, Aston Villa to Everton, €8.4m (Dh35m)
When it came interceptions last term, Gueye was one of the best. The only problem was, he’d immediately lose the ball with his passing letting him down. There’s a talented player in there, though, so Ronald Koeman has something to work with.
CONFIRMED: Everton sign Idrissa Gueye from @AVFCOfficial on a four-year deal. #WelcomeIdrissa pic.twitter.com/3EyaYGquIg
— Everton (@Everton) August 2, 2016
