Renowned Moroccan goalkeeper, Yassine Bounou, affectionately nicknamed Bono, has embarked on an exciting new venture, bidding adieu to Sevilla and embracing a fresh chapter with the influential Saudi club, Al Hilal.
The much-talked-about transfer, boasting an impressive valuation of 20 million euros, represents a remarkable shift in the world of football.
Bono’s departure follows a riveting clash in the European Supercup final, where Sevilla went head-to-head with Manchester City in a tension-filled match.
Despite the heartrending loss in a penalty shootout, Bono’s standout performance left an enduring impression on the field.
In the aftermath, esteemed Sevilla coach Jose Luis Mendilibar acknowledged the inevitability of the experienced 32-year-old goalkeeper’s departure.
Throughout his tenure with Sevilla, Bono has solidified his legacy, accumulating an impressive 142 appearances and securing the coveted Europa League title on two occasions.
His journey began with a loan stint from Girona in 2020, culminating in his groundbreaking transfer to Al Hilal as he soared to new heights. In honor of Bono’s unwavering commitment and contributions donned in the Sevilla jersey, the club has revealed plans for an official farewell to recognize his remarkable efforts.
An earnest message resonates through their official channels: “Sevilla expresses its gratitude to Bono for his steadfast dedication during this chapter that is drawing to a close, and conveys its best wishes for the promising path that lies ahead.”
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