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Transfer: Al-Ittihad rival Eintracht Frankfurt for Onyedika

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Saudi Arabia Professional League club, Al-Ittihad have joined Bundesliga outfit, Eintracht Frankfurt in the race to sign Club Brugge midfielder, Raphael Onyedika, DAILY POST reports.

Al Ittihad have resubmitted an official bid to Club Brugge for Onyedika, according to transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano.

Eintracht Frankfurt have already reached agreement on personal terms with the player, but had their first bid rejected by Club Brugge.

The Belgian Pro League champions are demanding around €10 million for the defensive midfielder.

Onyedika has one-year left on his current contract with Club Brugge, and has rejected the chance to sign an extension.

The 25-year-old arrived Belgium from Danish club, FC Midtylland in 2022.

Transfer: Al-Ittihad rival Eintracht Frankfurt for Onyedika

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