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‘Really happy’ Amar Dedic completes £29.5m move from Benfica to Newcastle
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‘Really happy’ Amar Dedic completes £29.5m move from Benfica to Newcastle

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read
  • Right-back worked with Matthias Jaissle at RB Salzburg

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The chance to be reunited with Matthias Jaissle convinced Amar Dedic to swap Benfica for Newcastle in a £29.5m transfer. Dedic becomes Newcastle’s sixth signing of a turbulent summer on Tyneside and the 24-year-old Bosnia and Herzegovina international is likely to start at right-back at home to Liverpool on Sunday.

“Working with Matthias again was a big factor for me,” said Dedic who previously played for Newcastle’s new manager at RB Salzburg. “We know each other well; he knows what I can bring to the pitch and I’m really happy to play for him again. It’s a special feeling and a real honour to join Newcastle.”

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