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KOMPAS.com – The certainty that Thiago Alcantara changed his uniform from Bayern Munich to Liverpool has reached black and white.
Liverpool has announced that Thiago Alcantara will be at Anfield Stadium through uploads on their social networks.
In the video upload, he wears the number 6 shirt with a smile.
“It is an extraordinary feeling. I have been waiting for this moment for a long time and I am very happy to be here,” he said on Liverpool’s official website.
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Launching BBC, was hired by Liverpool with a value of 25 million pounds, or about 475 billion rupees.
The player of the Spanish team will wear the Liverpool uniform for four years.
As for the number 6 that he wore in the club nicknamed Los Rojos, it is the same that he wore when he was with Bayern Munich.
The number 6 in Liverpool has been used by great players such as Phil Thompson, Markus Babel, even Dejan Lovren.
The moment everyone was waiting for …#ThiagoFriday ???? pic.twitter.com/s2tOCvnHta
– Liverpool FC (@LFC) September 18, 2020
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Before officially moving to the Anfield stadium, Thiago Alcántara also had time to deliver a farewell message to Bayern Munich.
“Yes, this is the most difficult decision of my career,” Thiago said in the opening sentence of the farewell letter.
“I have decided to close this chapter of the journey in this wonderful club. The club in which I have grown and developed as a player over the last 7 years,” wrote Thiago Alcantara.
“Here I learned to love and respect the traditions, which I leave now, but which I will never forget.”
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Furthermore, Thiago revealed that the main reason for leaving Bayern Munich for Liverpool was a purely professional decision as a footballer.
“I want and need a new challenge in order to develop as I did here.”
“Bayern will always be my home,” he concluded.
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