Angel Correa leaves Tigres for River Plate in €13 million deal

Published Jul 25, 08:56 AM UTC

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Argentine international striker Angel Correa, a 2022 World Cup winner and former Atlético Madrid star, has left Mexican club Tigres UANL to join River Plate in Argentina. The 31-year-old, who spent ten seasons at Atlético Madrid (469 matches, 88 goals) before a single season with Tigres, returns to his home country. River Plate announced the signing on Friday, paying nearly €13 million for Correa's services until the end of 2029. During his time at Atlético, Correa won a Spanish league title (2021), a Europa League (2018), and a UEFA Super Cup (2018). With Tigres, he lost the CONCACAF Champions Cup final to Toluca in May, which was also the last match for teammate André-Pierre Gignac at the Mexican club.

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Original headline: Le champion du monde argentin Angel Correa quitte les Tigres et signe à River Plate

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Ángel Correa Returns to River Plate from Tigres for $15-17 Million

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