Yassine Bono, the goalkeeper of the Moroccan national team and Sevilla, will become an Al-Hilal player, well-known insider Nicolò Schira reports on his social networks.
According to Schira, the agreement and negotiations for Bono's transfer have been successfully completed. The player will join the new club for 20 million euros. The contract between the goalkeeper and the team will be signed until 2028. Bono will receive 10 million euros per year at Al-Hilal.
The move represents a significant transfer for the experienced Moroccan goalkeeper, who has been a key player for Sevilla in recent seasons. At 32, Bono has established himself as one of the best goalkeepers in La Liga and has also been a regular for the Moroccan national team, including at the 2022 World Cup.
The €20m transfer fee, coupled with the long-term contract and lucrative annual salary, suggests that Al-Hilal have made a substantial investment to secure Bono's services. The move underlines the Saudi club's growing financial clout and ambition as they seek to bolster their squad with top-flight talent.
Bono's departure will undoubtedly be a significant loss for Sevilla, who have relied on the goalkeeper's consistent and reliable performances in recent seasons. The Andalusian club will now need to quickly identify and secure a suitable replacement to fill the void left by the Moroccan international.
It will be interesting to see how Bono adapts to the Saudi Pro League and whether he can maintain his high level of performance in a new league and environment. The move to Al-Hilal represents a new challenge for the experienced goalkeeper, and his success or failure in this next chapter of his career will be closely watched by football fans and analysts alike.
