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The current transfer window is dominated by Colombians.

There are several major deals involving athletes from the country.

Jorge Carrascal and Nelson Deossa were the latest to shake up the market.

See below for details on the main moves. Almost all involve players who take the field for Los Cafeteros in the World Cup Qualifiers.

Jhon Durán

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Then a player for Aston Villa and standing out, Durán was sold to Al-Nassr in January of this year.

He scored 12 goals in 18 matches playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and became a target for José Mourinho’s Fenerbahce.

He joined the Turkish club on a one-season loan. He is 21 years old.

Kevin Viveros

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He stood out with Atlético Nacional in the Libertadores group stage, catching the attention of Athletico.

At 25 years old, he was signed for 4.2 million euros with the mission to make a difference for a CAP side trying to bounce back in Série B.

He is the most expensive signing in Furacão’s history.

Jordan Barrera

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Botafogo went to Junior Barranquilla for the versatile midfielder, just 19 years old, who cost 4.3 million euros.

He is tipped to get chances with the senior national team after playing for the U-20s.

Jorge Carrascal

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Flamengo’s idea was to have the 27-year-old midfielder in time for the Club World Cup.

The negotiations dragged on, Dinamo Moscow went looking for a replacement, and Fla had to be patient. He cost 12 million euros.

Nelson Deossa

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Betis went to the market after negotiating former Internacional player Johnny Cardoso with Atlético de Madrid.

The signing was made official this Monday.

A standout with Monterrey at the Club World Cup, Colombian Nelson Deossa, 25, was the chosen one.

He cost 13 million dollars and arrives with the mission to successfully fill Johnny’s spot.

Jhon Arias

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A major standout for Fluminense, Arias, 27, drew even more attention during the World Cup in the United States.

He was transferred to Wolverhampton for 17 million euros fixed – the amount could reach 22 million.

He scored in a friendly held last Sunday against Girona.

Luis Suárez

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At 27 years old, the then Almería striker, the “namesake” of Luisito, was Sporting’s choice to replace Gyökeres. He cost 22.2 million euros.

Richard Ríos

Another who caught attention at the Club World Cup. He was targeted by Zenit, Roma, and finally Benfica.

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He chose the Portuguese club, which shelled out 27 million euros for the then 25-year-old Palmeiras midfielder.

He has already become a champion after Benfica beat Sporting to win the Portuguese Super Cup.

Luis Díaz

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One of Liverpool’s many standouts in their 2024/2025 Premier League triumph, the 28-year-old winger is Bayern Munich’s current bet.

They will shell out 70 million euros.

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