Sheffield United sign Brondby midfielder and Anis Slimane Leicester bid £5m Danish Mads Hermansen
Sheffield United sign Tunisian midfielder Anis Slimane from Brondby for £2.2 million… while Leicester offered £5 million for Danish club goalkeeper Mads Hermansen
- Sheffield United sign Brondby and Tunisian midfielder Anis Slimane for £2.2 million
- Everton offered £5 million for goalkeeper Mads Hermansen, from the same club
- The Danish Superliga is becoming something of a gold mine for British clubs
Sheffield United have signed the Tunisian midfielder Anis Slimane from the Danish Brondby for 2.2 million pounds.
Mail Sport reported on Monday that the Blades hoped to finalize the deal after he was pulled from Brondby’s training camp to continue talks.
Although born in Copenhagen, Denmark, the 22-year-old midfielder made his World Cup debut for Tunisia against Denmark and also featured in their 1-0 win over France.
He won the Danish Superliga with Brondby in 2020/21 and also played European football with the side. He is Sheffield United’s first signing this summer.
Meanwhile, Everton have made a £5 million bid for the same club’s goalkeeper Mads Hermansen.
Sheffield United have signed Brondby and Tunisian midfielder Anis Slimane for £2.2 million
Everton have offered £5 million for goalkeeper Mads Hermansen, the club’s player of the year 2022
The 23-year-old was also part of the title-winning squad, winning Brondby’s player of the year award in 2022.
In recent days, Denmark has become something of a goldmine for English clubs looking to strengthen their squad. Preston revealed Odense’s Mads Frøkjær-Jensen as one of their new midfielders earlier this week.