Liverpool Agrees to Sign Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt for £69m
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Summary
Liverpool agrees to sign Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike for an initial fee of £69m, with a total deal worth £79m. Ekitike is set to sign a six-year contract and join Liverpool's Asia tour. Newcastle's bid for Ekitike was rejected, and he scored 15 goals in the Bundesliga last season.
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Ekitike scored 15 goals in 31 starts as Frankfurt finished third in the Bundesliga last season.
Hugo Ekitike's arrival from Eintracht Frankfurt is set to take Liverpool's summer spending past £250m.
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