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Aug 12, 2025
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Germany's Sky Sports reported on the 12th (Korea time) that Munich and Al Nasr have agreed to transfer, and the transfer fee is around 30 million euros (about 48.5 billion won). Fabrizio Romano, who reported the news of the European transfer, also made Comang's transfer a fait accompli by launching his chant 'Here we go'.
Al Nasr is a team with Cristiano Ronaldo as 'Players and Owners'. It recently strengthened its power by recruiting Joao Felix. In addition, European stage players such as Sadio Mane, Inigo Martinez, Emrik Laport and Marcelo Brozovic are active. However, compared to Al Hilal, the strongest team in the league, who filled most of the squad with European players, most of them are still behind in terms of power. It is interpreted that the recruitment of Comang was made in this respect.
Comang signed Al Nasr to a three-year contract until the summer of 2028. Germany's Sky Sports estimated Comang's annual salary to be up to 25 million euros (about 40.4 billion won).
Comang, a Guadeloupe Frenchman, made his professional debut with Paris Saint-Germain and joined Munich in 2017 after playing for Juventus. He has played as a major resource in Munich, scoring 72 goals and 71 assists in 339 games. Although it was signed by Munich until 2027, the possibility of leaving the team has been constantly raised to clear up the squad.
Al-Nasr has been working hard on power reinforcement this summer. In order to offset the fact that Ronaldo was pushed back in the league competition last season, he brought in Inigo Martinez and Joao Felix, increasing his size. With this transfer to Comang, he will be able to set up a lineup that leads to Ronaldo, Mane, and Comang on the offensive line. A combination that's hard to see even in Europe unless it's a big club. Although it is necessary to consider that they are far from their heyday, attention is inevitably drawn to their future performance in that they deserve to be called 'fear line-up' on the Asian stage.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
