PEC Zwolle signs 19‑year‑old German right‑back as Benfica eyes Flamingo

PEC Zwolle announced the signing of 19‑year‑old German right‑back Jan Bürger from VfL Wolfsburg, sealing a three‑year contract as the Dutch season is already underway and clubs may still buy or loan players until early September.

Bürger, who featured in seven Bundesliga matches for Wolfsburg, said on the club’s website that the team’s playing style and story convinced him to move, adding that his highlights at Wolfsburg include a debut win over Union Berlin and starts against HSV and Heidenheim.

Benfica's Flamingo pursuit

Benfica have been reported as interested in PSV defender Ryan Flamingo, the 23‑year‑old Dutch international, while PSV have set a price tag of €20 million and have not yet agreed to a move.

Additional Dutch and German transfers

NEC have secured a season‑long loan for 20‑year‑old left‑back Almugera Kabar from Borussia Dortmund after he made six first‑team appearances for the German club; the Dutch side needed a replacement after the departure of Ajax‑loan player Ahmetcan Kaplan.

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Wider European market moves

FC Groningen reinforced their back line by signing 23‑year‑old centre‑back Márk Csinger from Hungarian champions ETO FC on a four‑year deal, while former Feyenoord player Malcolm Jeng remains sidelined with an Achilles injury.

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PSV have reportedly made a proposal to 17‑year‑old Danish striker Mikkel Bro Hansen, who debuted for Bødø/Glimt and is already linked with several European clubs.

Barcelona’s pursuit of midfielder Rodri continues, with the player scheduled to fly from Madrid to Liverpool on Thursday evening before reporting back to Manchester City on Friday; the text references “Rodri.TransferTalk”.

Romelu Lukaku has signed a one‑year contract, with an optional second year, for Turkish giants Fenerbahçe, arriving from Napoli after limited minutes last season; the report describes the club as “Turkse Fenerbahçe”.

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