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'Dons agree fee for Gueye sale amid Lazetic bid'

'Dons agree fee for Gueye sale amid Lazetic bid'

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Aberdeen have agreed a deal in excess of £850,000 to sell Pape Gueye to Kasimpasa and the 25-year-old striker has now been given permission to open talks with the Turkish Super Lig club and to travel for a medical. (Daily Record), externalKasimpasa's opening bid for Pape Gueye fell short of Aberdeen's valuation of the striker, but negotiations continue, with the Dons looking for a profit on the £500,000 they paid Kortrijk for the 25-year-old two years ago and the Turkish Super Lig club ready to pay up to £864,000. (Sky Sports), externalAberdeen have tabled a fresh proposal for 21-year-old forward Marko Lazetic after AC Milan rejected their initial offer as the Serie A club look to recoup much of the £3m they paid Red Star in 2022. (Daily Record), externalRead Thursday's Scottish Gossip in full.
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