Arsenal defender Konstantinos Mavropanos ‘will make his loan move to Stuttgart permanent in the £4.5m deal in the summer’… with Greece defender set to depart after playing just NINE games for the club
Konstantinos Mavropanos has spent the last two seasons on loan at StuttgartBundesliga side secured top-flight status for another season at weekend Reports had suggested a permanent move from Arsenal was dependent on that But The Athletic claim Stuttgart will now pay £3m plus up to £1.5m in bonuses
Konstantinos Mavropanos’ loan move from Arsenal to Stuttgart will be made permanent in a £4.5million deal this summer, according to reports.
The Greek defender has spent the last two seasons with the Bundesliga outfit, who dramatically sealed their top-flight status for another season with a last-gasp goal to beat Cologne.
Reports had suggested a permanent move to the Mercedes-Benz Arena for the 24-year-old was dependent on Pellegrino Matarazzo’s staying in the top division of German football.
Konstantinos Mavropanos’ loan move from Arsenal to Stuttgart will reportedly be made permanent
The Greek defender has excelled in his two seasons on loan with the Bundesliga outfit
But The Athletic claim that while that obligation to buy if Stuttgart secured their Bundesliga status was written into the loan contract, they add the German side had already told Arsenal weeks ago they wanted to complete a permanent deal, regardless of where they finished.
The report adds Stuttgart – who paid an initial loan fee of £500,000 to sign Mavropanos – will now fork out another £3m with bonuses worth up to another £1.5m.
The fee is considered low due to the attention the Greece international has received since moving to Germany, with Borussia Dortmund and West Ham reportedly having…