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Transfer: Adams set for Venezia medical

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Akor Adams will travel to Venice on Tuesday (today) to finalise his transfer to Serie A club, Venezia, DAILY POST reports.

Venezia have already reached agreement with LaLiga outfit Sevilla for the Nigeria international’s transfer.

Adams will undergo a medical examination, and sign his new contract.

The deal includes a fixed fee of around €17 million, and it includes a series of performance-related bonuses that could rise to €23 million.

The 26-year-old joined Sevilla from French club Montpellier in January 2025.

Adams scored 10 goals, and registered three assists in 32 appearances for the Rojiblancos last season.

Transfer: Adams set for Venezia medical

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