Hull City have completed a deal to sign Nobel Mendy from Rayo Vallecano for a fee of €25m, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Senegalese defender is travelling for a medical after the two clubs finalised the details of the transfer. The deal includes a sell-on clause and a payment to his former club, Real Betis.
The Tigers have moved quickly to secure the defender following fresh talks with the Spanish side. The agreement is now fully reached and the player is on his way to East Yorkshire. This significant investment comes as Hull City prepare for their upcoming campaign under manager Sergej Jakirovic. The club recently exited other negotiations to focus on specific targets, according to Hull Live.
The financial structure of the move is complex. Rayo Vallecano will receive the bulk of the €25m fee. However, Real Betis are set to receive 20% of the deal, according to Fabrizio Romano. Hull have also agreed to a 12.5% sell-on clause for any future transfer involving the player.
The deal
- Fee: €25m (Fabrizio Romano)
- Sell-on clause: 12.5% (Fabrizio Romano)
- Stage: Medical booked (Fabrizio Romano)
- Former club payment: Betis to receive 20% (Fabrizio Romano)
Mendy was pictured with his representatives and Hull director Okan Ozkan after the deal was finalised. This signing represents a major statement for the Tigers. The club is currently balancing a busy summer window. They have also been drawn away in the Carabao Cup second round, according to Hull Live.
What happens next
Nobel Mendy will undergo his medical examinations before signing his official contract at the MKM Stadium. The club will look to register the defender in time for their next fixture. Sergej Jakirovic is expected to continue his search for a new striker to bolster the squad further.
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