The deal is done. The ink is dry. The wait is over. Mohamed Abu Fani is heading to Belgrade, and Crvena zvezda have just signed their newest star. For days, the air around Ljutice Bogdana Stadium buzzed with rumors, whispers, and speculation. Now? Silence. The noise fades because the transfer window has shut on this one. Abu Fani leaves Ferencvaros to become a permanent fixture in the red and black army.

Million Euro Price Tag

Let’s talk numbers, because this isn’t free. Crvena zvezda will pay a fixed fee of 1,000,000 euros. That’s the baseline. But wait—there’s more. The contract includes a potential bonus of 300,000 euros. Easy? Hardly. These are targets that require performance, grit, and results. The club knows what it’s paying for. This isn’t a gamble; it’s a calculated investment in a player who has been on their radar long before the summer heat arrived.

Stanković’s Trusted Hand

Why him? Why now? Look at the bench. Dejan Stanković didn’t pull this lever by accident. He knows Abu Fani. They worked together at Ferencvaros. Stanković saw the talent, the work ethic, the fit. When a manager insists on a player, you listen. This reunion is strategic, personal, and tactical all at once. Abu Fani isn’t just a new face; he’s a familiar weapon in Stanković’s arsenal.

Who Goes, Who Stays?

But every arrival shakes the tree. With Abu Fani stepping onto the pitch, questions mount about Thomas Hendel. The Dane hasn’t quite clicked in Belgrade. His time at Zvezda has been rocky, and now, with a new midfielder in town, the pressure mounts. Will Hendel pack his bags? Will he fight for his spot? The drama continues off the pitch, even as the new star arrives.

Abu Fani will join his new teammates immediately. The first team call-up is set for June 15. No delays. No excuses. He’ll be there, ready to work, ready to play. The stage is set. The players are gathering. And in Belgrade, the next chapter of Crvena zvezda’s story begins.