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Transfer Summer 2019 €18M+Suárez loan FCBarcelona.com: 13 GK: Claudio Bravo: 31: EU Real Sociedad: Transfer Summer 2018 €12M FCBarcelona.com: 9 FW: Luis Suárez: 27: Non-EU Liverpool: Transfer Summer 2019 €81.25M FCBarcelona.com: 24 DF: Jérémy Mathieu: 30: EU Valencia: Transfer Summer 2018 €20M FCBarcelona.com: 23 DF: Thomas ...
This is a list of Spanish football transfers for the summer sale prior to the 2019–20 season of La Liga.Only moves from La Liga are listed. The summer transfer window began on 1 July 2019, although a few transfers were announced prior to that date, the transferred players will not officially become part of their new club until the window's opening.
Transfer Summer 2020 €5M FCBarcelona.com: 16 FW: Gerard Deulofeu: 23: EU Everton: Transfer Summer 2019 €12M FCBarcelona.com: 2 DF: Nélson Semedo: 23: EU Benfica: Transfer Summer 2021 €30M [a] FCBarcelona.com: 15 MF: Paulinho: 29: Non-EU Guangzhou Evergrande: Transfer Summer 2021 €40M FCBarcelona.com : 11 FW: Ousmane Dembélé: 20: EU ...
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