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Kjell Scherpen Transfer from Union Saint-Gilloise to Ipswich Town
Kjell Scherpen has moved to Ipswich Town from the Belgian side Royal Union Saint-Gilloise. Scherpen has signed a contract that runs until the summer of 2030. The clubs agreed to a fee with an initial value of €10 million (£8.5 million) and an additional €3 million (£2.6 million) in add-ons. Brighton, which is Scherpen's former side and Union SG's sister club, is set to receive 40 per cent of the profit from the €2 million (£1.7 million) fee paid for him last summer.
Kjell Scherpen has moved to Ipswich Town from the Belgian side Royal Union Saint-Gilloise. Scherpen has signed a contract that runs until the summer of 2030. The clubs agreed to a fee with an initial value of €10 million (£8.5 million) and an additional €3 million (£2.6 million) in add-ons. Brighton, which is Scherpen's former side and Union SG's sister club, is set to receive 40 per cent of the profit from the €2 million (£1.7 million) fee paid for him last summer.
Kjell Scherpen has signed for Ipswich Town from Belgian side Royale Union Saint-Gilloise for €10m. He signed a four-year contract that runs until 2030.
Kjell Scherpen has signed for Ipswich Town from Belgian side Royale Union Saint-Gilloise for €10m. He signed a four-year contract that runs until 2030.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Kjell Scherpen has completed his medical at Ipswich Town today. The transfer is for €10m plus €3m in add-ons, and Brighton had a 40% sell-on clause from USG as part of the deal.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Kjell Scherpen has completed his medical at Ipswich Town today. The transfer is for €10m plus €3m in add-ons, and Brighton had a 40% sell-on clause from USG as part of the deal.
According to VI, the clubs have effectively reached an agreement on a transfer for Kjell Scherpen. Scherpen has reportedly already traveled to England, where he will undergo a medical examination after the weekend. Afterwards, the goalkeeper can sign a contract until 2030 with Ipswich, where he is expected to become the number one goalkeeper. Union is to receive 13 million euros including bonuses for Scherpen, and a significant part of this amount must be paid to Brighton, which secured a resale percentage a year ago.
According to VI, the clubs have effectively reached an agreement on a transfer for Kjell Scherpen. Scherpen has reportedly already traveled to England, where he will undergo a medical examination after the weekend. Afterwards, the goalkeeper can sign a contract until 2030 with Ipswich, where he is expected to become the number one goalkeeper. Union is to receive 13 million euros including bonuses for Scherpen, and a significant part of this amount must be paid to Brighton, which secured a resale percentage a year ago.
According to Algemeen Dagblad, Kjell Scherpen is making a permanent transfer to Ipswich Town after the English promoted club reached an agreement with Union Sint-Gillis. The goalkeeper will fly to England in the coming days for his medical examination. AD reports that Ipswich Town will pay at least ten million euros for Scherpen, with bonuses potentially raising the amount by three million. The Premier League club had tough negotiations with Union Sint-Gillis, which initially demanded fifteen million. After passing the medical examination, Scherpen will sign a four-year contract at Portman Road and is being brought in to be the first-choice goalkeeper.
According to Algemeen Dagblad, Kjell Scherpen is making a permanent transfer to Ipswich Town after the English promoted club reached an agreement with Union Sint-Gillis. The goalkeeper will fly to England in the coming days for his medical examination. AD reports that Ipswich Town will pay at least ten million euros for Scherpen, with bonuses potentially raising the amount by three million. The Premier League club had tough negotiations with Union Sint-Gillis, which initially demanded fifteen million. After passing the medical examination, Scherpen will sign a four-year contract at Portman Road and is being brought in to be the first-choice goalkeeper.
La Dernière Heure reports that a transfer of Kjell Scherpen to Ipswich Town is very close. An agreement between the two clubs is being formed after negotiations that were very difficult. Kjell Scherpen quickly reached an agreement with Ipswich. Union demanded a high price because they must give a significant part of the transfer fee to Brighton. A year ago, Union acquired Scherpen from Brighton for 2 million euro and agreed that Brighton would receive 40 percent of the profit from a resale. Union initially demanded 15 million euro, and the final transfer fee is expected to be somewhat lower.
La Dernière Heure reports that a transfer of Kjell Scherpen to Ipswich Town is very close. An agreement between the two clubs is being formed after negotiations that were very difficult. Kjell Scherpen quickly reached an agreement with Ipswich. Union demanded a high price because they must give a significant part of the transfer fee to Brighton. A year ago, Union acquired Scherpen from Brighton for 2 million euro and agreed that Brighton would receive 40 percent of the profit from a resale. Union initially demanded 15 million euro, and the final transfer fee is expected to be somewhat lower.
Kjell Scherpen, a 26-year-old goalkeeper, is close to joining Ipswich Town from Union Sint-Gillis. Union Sint-Gillis is nearing an agreement with Ipswich Town. According to Voetbal International, only the final details need to be completed. A multi-million fee will be paid for Scherpen, and the exact amount of the transfer fee is unknown. Scherpen is expected to become the first-choice goalkeeper at Ipswich.
Kjell Scherpen, a 26-year-old goalkeeper, is close to joining Ipswich Town from Union Sint-Gillis. Union Sint-Gillis is nearing an agreement with Ipswich Town. According to Voetbal International, only the final details need to be completed. A multi-million fee will be paid for Scherpen, and the exact amount of the transfer fee is unknown. Scherpen is expected to become the first-choice goalkeeper at Ipswich.
According to Sky Sport's Ben Heckner, Kjell Scherpen can move to England, with both Ipswich Town and Leeds United showing interest in the Royal Union Saint-Gilloise goalkeeper. Ipswich Town is reportedly in advanced talks, and Scherpen is said to have given his approval to the English promoted club. However, the clubs have not yet reached an agreement. Union wants to secure the highest possible sum because the club must give 40% of the resale value to Brighton. Union paid two million euros for Scherpen, and if the Dutchman is sold for ten million euros, the club would receive only 6.8 million euros. The Brussels club has a replacement in mind.
According to Sky Sport's Ben Heckner, Kjell Scherpen can move to England, with both Ipswich Town and Leeds United showing interest in the Royal Union Saint-Gilloise goalkeeper. Ipswich Town is reportedly in advanced talks, and Scherpen is said to have given his approval to the English promoted club. However, the clubs have not yet reached an agreement. Union wants to secure the highest possible sum because the club must give 40% of the resale value to Brighton. Union paid two million euros for Scherpen, and if the Dutchman is sold for ten million euros, the club would receive only 6.8 million euros. The Brussels club has a replacement in mind.
According to AD.nl, Ipswich Town are expected to agree a deal for Union St-Gilloise goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen. The outlet claims that Town are in talks with the Belgian club and that an agreement is expected to be reached. Voetbal International adds that talks described as intensive are ongoing to agree a fee, but that personal terms have already been agreed.
According to AD.nl, Ipswich Town are expected to agree a deal for Union St-Gilloise goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen. The outlet claims that Town are in talks with the Belgian club and that an agreement is expected to be reached. Voetbal International adds that talks described as intensive are ongoing to agree a fee, but that personal terms have already been agreed.
Voetbal International reports that Premier League-promoted Ipswich Town is making a strong effort to sign Kjell Scherpen. The same report indicates that negotiations are ongoing, Ipswich Town is reportedly willing to pay several million, and Union SG will have to pay a percentage of the proceeds to Scherpen's former club Brighton, which has a 40 percent resale clause. Joost Blaauwhof states that Ipswich Town will pay a fee for the goalkeeper.
Voetbal International reports that Premier League-promoted Ipswich Town is making a strong effort to sign Kjell Scherpen. The same report indicates that negotiations are ongoing, Ipswich Town is reportedly willing to pay several million, and Union SG will have to pay a percentage of the proceeds to Scherpen's former club Brighton, which has a 40 percent resale clause. Joost Blaauwhof states that Ipswich Town will pay a fee for the goalkeeper.
According to Algemeen Dagblad, Ipswich Town has opened the pursuit of Kjell Scherpen and made a first offer for him this week. The two clubs are now negotiating over a transfer for Scherpen, and it is expected that an agreement will be reached soon. Ipswich Town is reportedly impressed with the goalkeeper, and he is seen as a direct reinforcement and potential first-choice.
According to Algemeen Dagblad, Ipswich Town has opened the pursuit of Kjell Scherpen and made a first offer for him this week. The two clubs are now negotiating over a transfer for Scherpen, and it is expected that an agreement will be reached soon. Ipswich Town is reportedly impressed with the goalkeeper, and he is seen as a direct reinforcement and potential first-choice.
There is renewed Premier League interest in Kjell Scherpen, a 26-year-old Dutch goalkeeper from Union Saint-Gilloise. The newly promoted side Ipswich Town reportedly considers him a primary target as they search for a new keeper. It is understood that Scherpen is one of several options for Ipswich, following a previous link to Wolverhampton Wanderers in January.
Read Full StoryThere is renewed Premier League interest in Kjell Scherpen, a 26-year-old Dutch goalkeeper from Union Saint-Gilloise. The newly promoted side Ipswich Town reportedly considers him a primary target as they search for a new keeper. It is understood that Scherpen is one of several options for Ipswich, following a previous link to Wolverhampton Wanderers in January.
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