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Kieron Bowie Transfer from Hibernian to Hellas Verona
Kieron Bowie has joined Hellas Verona on a four-and-a-half year deal. Hibs have not disclosed the exact fee but stated that the fee substantially exceeds the £4.4m Celtic paid for Scott Brown in 2007. According to Hibs sporting director Malky Mackay, several clubs submitted bids over the course of the transfer window.
Kieron Bowie has joined Hellas Verona on a four-and-a-half year deal. Hibs have not disclosed the exact fee but stated that the fee substantially exceeds the £4.4m Celtic paid for Scott Brown in 2007. According to Hibs sporting director Malky Mackay, several clubs submitted bids over the course of the transfer window.
Tuttomercato reports that Hellas Verona FC has announced it has permanently acquired the sporting services of Scottish forward Kieron Bowie from Hibernian Football Club. Bowie has signed a contract with the yellow-blue club until June 30, 2030.
Tuttomercato reports that Hellas Verona FC has announced it has permanently acquired the sporting services of Scottish forward Kieron Bowie from Hibernian Football Club. Bowie has signed a contract with the yellow-blue club until June 30, 2030.
Kieron Bowie has transferred from Hibs to Hellas Verona for £6.5 million, signing a four-and-a-half-year deal. Hellas made an increased offer after an initial bid was rejected. The deal includes a sell-on fee and add-ons.
Kieron Bowie has transferred from Hibs to Hellas Verona for £6.5 million, signing a four-and-a-half-year deal. Hellas made an increased offer after an initial bid was rejected. The deal includes a sell-on fee and add-ons.
According to Tuttomercato, Kieron Bowie has completed his medical examinations before signing a contract with Hellas Verona. He arrives from Hibernian in a transfer valued at around 6 million euros plus bonuses and will sign a contract that runs until 2030.
According to Tuttomercato, Kieron Bowie has completed his medical examinations before signing a contract with Hellas Verona. He arrives from Hibernian in a transfer valued at around 6 million euros plus bonuses and will sign a contract that runs until 2030.
The Daily Record reports that Kieron Bowie will fly to Italy on Friday to complete a potential £7 million transfer to Hellas Verona. Hibs accepted a club record guaranteed fee of around £6 million, with the potential for another £1 million in add-ons and a sell-on. The 23-year-old will travel to Verona on Friday morning for his medical and to sign a four-and-a-half year contract on significantly higher wages. An initial offer of around £4.5 million with add-ons was rejected. Verona are keen to acquire Bowie to bolster their survival bid. Bowie's former club, Fulham, will be due around a 20% sell-on, while his previous clubs, Raith Rovers and Glenrothes Strollers, will also benefit from the transfer.
The Daily Record reports that Kieron Bowie will fly to Italy on Friday to complete a potential £7 million transfer to Hellas Verona. Hibs accepted a club record guaranteed fee of around £6 million, with the potential for another £1 million in add-ons and a sell-on. The 23-year-old will travel to Verona on Friday morning for his medical and to sign a four-and-a-half year contract on significantly higher wages. An initial offer of around £4.5 million with add-ons was rejected. Verona are keen to acquire Bowie to bolster their survival bid. Bowie's former club, Fulham, will be due around a 20% sell-on, while his previous clubs, Raith Rovers and Glenrothes Strollers, will also benefit from the transfer.
Kieron Bowie could move to Hellas Verona before Monday's transfer deadline. According to Record Sport, the Serie A club is getting closer to finalising a deal for the Scotland international. However, Verona is still waiting for permission to open talks with the player. Gray admitted there has been a lot of interest and speculation around the nine-goal striker, confirming there have been conversations with clubs and a few bids. The player had previously attracted interest from Rangers and Celtic. Gray added that if Bowie were to move on and it was right for everybody involved, the important aspect is the reaction to that.
Kieron Bowie could move to Hellas Verona before Monday's transfer deadline. According to Record Sport, the Serie A club is getting closer to finalising a deal for the Scotland international. However, Verona is still waiting for permission to open talks with the player. Gray admitted there has been a lot of interest and speculation around the nine-goal striker, confirming there have been conversations with clubs and a few bids. The player had previously attracted interest from Rangers and Celtic. Gray added that if Bowie were to move on and it was right for everybody involved, the important aspect is the reaction to that.
An agreement is in place between Hellas Verona and Hibernian for forward Kieron Bowie, who will be an awaited January reinforcement for Zanetti's team. According to SkySport, the deal is worth 6 million plus bonuses. The Scotsman will soon join Hellas Verona.
An agreement is in place between Hellas Verona and Hibernian for forward Kieron Bowie, who will be an awaited January reinforcement for Zanetti's team. According to SkySport, the deal is worth 6 million plus bonuses. The Scotsman will soon join Hellas Verona.
According to the Scottish Sun and Sky Sports, Hellas Verona are close to completing a £6m plus add-ons deal for Hibernian striker Kieron Bowie, and the 23-year-old could sign a long-term contract within the next 24 hours. Hibs are considering Hellas Verona's offer, which was increased by £1m. Fulham, who sold Bowie for £600,000, would receive 25% of the profit if he leaves.
According to the Scottish Sun and Sky Sports, Hellas Verona are close to completing a £6m plus add-ons deal for Hibernian striker Kieron Bowie, and the 23-year-old could sign a long-term contract within the next 24 hours. Hibs are considering Hellas Verona's offer, which was increased by £1m. Fulham, who sold Bowie for £600,000, would receive 25% of the profit if he leaves.
Hibs are reportedly in talks with Hellas Verona after a £6million bid was made for Kieron Bowie. Earlier in the week, Hibs rejected an initial £5million offer from Hellas Verona. The Sun reports that Verona are finalizing the details of a bid worth £6million plus add-ons, and that Bowie is getting closer to leaving. Hibs are now set to allow the 23-year-old to leave and sign a long-term deal with the Italian side before the deadline.
Hibs are reportedly in talks with Hellas Verona after a £6million bid was made for Kieron Bowie. Earlier in the week, Hibs rejected an initial £5million offer from Hellas Verona. The Sun reports that Verona are finalizing the details of a bid worth £6million plus add-ons, and that Bowie is getting closer to leaving. Hibs are now set to allow the 23-year-old to leave and sign a long-term deal with the Italian side before the deadline.
It is widely reported that a £5 million bid from Hellas Verona for Kieron Bowie was rejected. Several more bids have since been made from Italy. The clubs believe they can convince Hibs to sell before the end of the window, as they get closer to the striker’s £6.5 million price tag.
It is widely reported that a £5 million bid from Hellas Verona for Kieron Bowie was rejected. Several more bids have since been made from Italy. The clubs believe they can convince Hibs to sell before the end of the window, as they get closer to the striker’s £6.5 million price tag.
Hibs have rejected a bid from Hellas Verona for Kieron Bowie with a potential value of over £5 million, after the Italian club submitted the offer on Tuesday afternoon. The Serie A side, who want the Scotland international to assist in their effort to avoid relegation, proposed a deal of approximately €5 million with an additional €1 million in add-ons. While this was the first official bid of the window, other teams have registered their interest, with both Rangers and Celtic having been previously linked to the 23-year-old. Interest in the striker from clubs in Italy, Germany, and Belgium was increasing. Verona, who previously bought Josh Doig from Hibs in 2022, are expected to make another offer, but Hibs have a significantly higher valuation of the player. The club is in a favorable position to negotiate as Bowie, who has scored nine goals for David Gray's team, has a long-term contract that runs until 31/05/2028. The centre-forward, who joined Hibernian in August 2024, has 11 caps and 3 goals for Scotland's U21 team and a current Transfermarkt market value of €2.70m.
Hibs have rejected a bid from Hellas Verona for Kieron Bowie with a potential value of over £5 million, after the Italian club submitted the offer on Tuesday afternoon. The Serie A side, who want the Scotland international to assist in their effort to avoid relegation, proposed a deal of approximately €5 million with an additional €1 million in add-ons. While this was the first official bid of the window, other teams have registered their interest, with both Rangers and Celtic having been previously linked to the 23-year-old. Interest in the striker from clubs in Italy, Germany, and Belgium was increasing. Verona, who previously bought Josh Doig from Hibs in 2022, are expected to make another offer, but Hibs have a significantly higher valuation of the player. The club is in a favorable position to negotiate as Bowie, who has scored nine goals for David Gray's team, has a long-term contract that runs until 31/05/2028. The centre-forward, who joined Hibernian in August 2024, has 11 caps and 3 goals for Scotland's U21 team and a current Transfermarkt market value of €2.70m.
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