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A loyal soldier who left PSG, Danilo Pereira will surely keep fond memories of his years in the capital of France.
After four seasons spent at
Paris Saint-GermainDanilo Pereira was transferred to Saudi club Al-Ittihad on Monday. The Portuguese international was no longer in Luis Enrique’s plans.
“Dear Parisians. I arrived in this wonderful city with a great desire to win and after four seasons I can say that I have achieved this goal. I have met extraordinary people at this club and I must thank them all without exception, as well as the fantastic supporters, for helping me to integrate well. Thank you very much! I have been very happy, but the time has come to close this chapter. Thank you to PSG and perhaps see you soon. It has been a pleasure.”the 32-year-old wrote on his Instagram account.
Danilo under Blanc’s orders, with Benzema and Kanté
The defensive midfielder, who can also play as a central defender, will now play under Laurent Blanc. He will also have the opportunity to play alongside several French players, such as N’Golo Kanté, Moussa Diaby and
Karim Benzema.
Danilo still had one year left on his contract at PSG. The Red and Blue management were hoping to recover ten million euros by transferring him. They should ultimately only recover half of the expected amount. The former Porto player will have played 115 matches with Paris, all competitions combined, and scored eight goals.
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