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Saudi Arabia's Al Ittihad to sign Benzema on two-year deal according to state media

Karim Benzema spent 14 years at Real Madrid
Karim Benzema spent 14 years at Real MadridReuters

Saudi Arabia's Al Ittihad have reached an agreement with French striker Karim Benzema (35) to sign him on a two-year deal, Saudi state-run Al Ekhbariya television station reported on Sunday.

Benzema is set to join Al Ittihad as a free agent after Real Madrid said earlier in the day that he would leave the LaLiga club after 14 trophy-laden years.

Al Ekhbariya said Al Ittihad's chairman and vice chairman were in Madrid to hammer out a "record deal" with Benzema.

More to follow.

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