Columbus Crew nears record sale of Cucho Hernandez to Real Betis
Columbus Crew nears record sale of Cucho Hernandez to Real Betis

Columbus Crew nears record sale of Cucho Hernandez to Real Betis

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Columbus Crew forward Cucho Hernández is set to leave for Real Betis in La Liga, with reports indicating a transfer fee around €16 million, which could make it one of the largest sales in Crew history. Hernández, a standout player who led the Crew to the 2023 MLS Cup and was a finalist for the 2024 MVP award, scored 19 goals and provided 10 assists in the last MLS season. The deal, initially reported by ABC Sevilla, will solidify Hernández's position as the fifth most expensive transfer in MLS history once add-ons are included. The move is significant for both clubs, as Hernández has become a marquee player for the Crew since joining from Watford in 2022 for a then-record fee of $10 million. Real Betis, currently competing in La Liga and the UEFA Conference League, seeks to enhance their squad with Hernández's proven scoring ability. The finalization of the deal is anticipated soon, as both teams prepare for the upcoming season.

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