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Real Betis Forward Henrique Joins Botafogo From

By IANS News February 02, 2024 • 09:12 AM View: 490

Luiz Henrique: Botafogo have completed the signing of forward Luiz Henrique from Spain's Real Betis, the Brazilian Serie A club said.

The 23-year-old agreed to a five-year deal reportedly worth 16 million euros plus up to four million euros in add-ons.

Botafogo said the transaction represented a record transfer fee in the South American country, reports Xinhua.

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