Aymen Boutoutaou joins FCSB for one million euros

Aymen Boutoutaou has arrived in Romania, ready to sign a contract with FCSB. The talented winger, who last played for Sochaux, is set to undergo medical tests as part of the transfer process.

FCSB's Gigi Becali has committed to paying one million euros for Boutoutaou, a significant increase from the initial offer of 800,000 euros that Sochaux rejected. Club officials from Sochaux believe that Boutoutaou holds a higher market value, which has led to the successful negotiation for the transfer.

In his last season with Sochaux, Boutoutaou made a notable impact, scoring 13 goals and providing 6 assists in 37 matches. His versatile playing style allows him to thrive as a right winger, while also being capable of playing on the left or as a forward.

Boutoutaou, who has experience with Algeria's junior national teams, grew up in France at FC Valenciennes. His arrival at FCSB marks the club's third signing of the summer, following the acquisitions of Ronny Labonne from Caen and Eddy Gnahore from Dinamo.

FCSB is gearing up for its upcoming SuperLiga match against FC Argeș this Friday, and fans are eager to see how Boutoutaou will fit into the team's strategy moving forward. The anticipation surrounding his signing illustrates the club's ambition and commitment to strengthening its roster.