😂 Wrong contract length given: Bundesliga star corrects own club | OneFootball

We haven’t seen this happen very often either: when VfB Stuttgart announced the good news on Monday that Bilal El Khanouss had been signed permanently, the Swabians made a small slip-up.

In the graphic, Stuttgart’s social media team stated that the Moroccan playmaker had been tied down until 2028.

In fact, El Khanouss will stay significantly longer. The 22-year-old himself pointed this out understandingly under the post by his new and old employer and dryly commented, complete with a winking emoji: "2030".

So VfB fans should be able to enjoy El Khanouss’ footballing qualities for at least four years. Stuttgart’s press release, meanwhile, says that he is tied to the club "long-term". 

The midfielder had been on loan from Leicester City during the season just ended and met the necessary conditions to trigger the purchase obligation. According to information from Bild, the DFB Cup finalist will pay Leicester 18 million euros including possible bonuses.

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