On January 13, Beijing time, let's take a look at the 1 day and 5 official announcements of European football.
1. Bakambu joined Marseille
Ligue 1 side Marseille officially announced that the 30-year-old former national security foreign player Bakambu joined as a free agent, and the two sides signed until the end of June 2024. Bakambu left Villarreal to join Beijing Guoan in February 2018, when Beijing Guoan brought Bakambu in to pay a transfer fee of 40 million euros. After four years at Beijing Guoan, Bakambu left on his free rein when his contract expired. Bakambu took a Chinese Super League Golden Boot in the Chinese Super League, but unfortunately did not help Guoan win a Chinese Super League championship trophy. Now, after four years, Bakambu has returned to Europe's top five leagues.
2. Benzema was voted the best player in France in 2021
Benzema, 34, played his career best in 2021, and he finished 4th at the 2021 Golden Globes. With Mbappe, Griezmann and Pogba not very strong, It makes sense that Benzema was voted the best player in France. You know, Benzema has scored 23 goals in all competitions this season, second only to Levan among the players in the five major leagues.
3. Newcastle's £25 million digging relegation rival striker
Premier League tycoon Newcastle spent £25 million to bring in 30-year-old striker Chris Wood from relegation rival Burnley. The 1.91-metre-tall New Zealand high striker scored just three goals in the first half of the season. Previously, Newcastle had just brought in Trippier from Atletico for £12 million. In this winter transfer window, Newcastle has already spent £27 million on the introduction of 2 people.
4. Vera introduces Digne
After bringing in Barca midfielder Coutinho on loan, Villa brought in a former Barca star, Digne. It is understood that Villa spent £27 million to bring in Digne, and he surpassed Mins to become the most expensive defender in the history of the team
5. Bonucci was fined 10,000 euros
According to official sources, Bonucci clashed physically with Inter club secretary-general Mozilo on the bench and was fined 10,000 euros, but will not be banned. In the Italian Super Cup, Bonucci had planned to go up to play a penalty shootout in the 120th minute of extra time, but was beaten by Sanchez to win the title 2-1. Probably annoyed and angry, Bonucci pushed an Inter official, just in time to be captured by the camera.