even though
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Kim was also close to signing with Rennes, but he personally preferred to join Ligue 1 club Rennes because of the presence of French manager Genesio, who has worked with him before. If nothing else, the South Korean international will make his first career appearance in the top five leagues next season and will play with the team in the UEFA Cup. It is worth mentioning that as his former home team Beijing
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, will get a percentage share in the transfer, it's just not known how the other side will pay the amount and when it will arrive.
Last summer, South Korean center back Min-Ja Kim, who had been with the team for two and a half years, was released from the
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moved to Europe to join Turkish side Fenerbahce, and although the transfer fee was only €3 million at the time, according to sources, there was a rider that in his next transfer, the
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will get a percentage of the cut from this level.
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Still very optimistic about the South Korean international's career and believe he can establish himself at a club in Europe's top five leagues.
And Minjae Kim did not disappoint, although after joining Fenerbahce, he was also once injured injury plagued, but as long as the game on the field, his play is still very solid, and his performance has been recognized by a number of Europe's top five leagues of the middle and upper team, which are from the
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的
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As well as Ligue 1's Rennes. And compared to the latter, actually
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The powerhouse was closer to signing him at one point, after all, team captain Koulibaly had joined the
Chelsea
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A strong center back is needed to take his place, and in the eyes of manager Luciano Spalletti, the South Korean has the ability to do so, describing Min-Ja Kim as having "the ability to do the job".
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level players."
The latest news, however, suggests that Rennes from Ligue 1 are the one closer to signing him, with the team having now agreed on personal terms with the player. Renowned transfer journalist Romano has revealed that negotiations between Rennes and Fenerbahce over his transfer fee are now underway. Another major transfer expert, Skylar, has revealed that Rennes will pay €20 million outright to take the South Korean center-back from Fenerbahce by activating the release clause in Minjae Kim's contract. Min-Ja Kim is expected to sign a four-year contract with Rennes with an annual salary of €2.5 million. It is understood that Rennes was once close to signing Barcelona center back Umtiti, but due to his poor physical condition, he finally stopped, and this time, if you can successfully sign Kim Min Jae, Rennes' back line will also be further strengthened.
It's worth noting that one of the reasons why Minjae Kim chose Rennes for this occasion, apart from the contractual aspect, is feared to be the fact that he will be able to meet again with the French-born boss, Genesio, who he once worked with. in August 2019, the hot-shot manager arrives at the
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He coached the team until the end of the 20th, and in this nearly 1.5 years, he still recognized the ability of Kim Min Jae. Later, the two left the team to join different European clubs, this time to meet again, but also can be regarded as the continuation of a period of master and disciple destiny. Rennes have just announced that they have extended their contract with Hotspur until 2025, so if all goes well, Kim will continue to play under his former mentor for the next few years.
According to the statistics, he made 39 appearances for Fenerbahce in all competitions this past season, scoring one goal and receiving six yellow cards, and was an absolute mainstay of the team's runners-up spot in the league. If his move goes through, then Beijing, his former home team, will be in the running.
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The player will also receive a fee, as his previous transfer to Fenerbahce came with a clause for a share of the second transfer, and it's not entirely clear how Rennes will pay that amount and when it will arrive.
