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Danny Namaso, who spent last season on loan from FC Porto, has made his move to Auxerre permanent. The French club confirmed on Thursday that the forward has officially joined their ranks, a deal automatically triggered by his performance throughout the loan spell.
During his inaugural year in France, Namaso established himself as a pivotal player for the team, showcasing his technical prowess and physical attributes. The forward quickly became a fan favorite at the Stade Abbé Deschamps.
His contributions were instrumental in Auxerre securing their spot in Ligue 1. The player netted crucial goals against Toulouse (1-0), Rennes (2-2), and Brest (3-0), while also providing three assists over the course of the season.
His impressive displays for the club also earned him a return to the starting lineup for the Cameroon national team during the most recent Africa Cup of Nations. At 25 years old, Danny Namaso has signed a contract valid until 2029.
FC Porto will receive a €1 million loan fee, plus an additional €5 million for 60 percent of his economic rights. This figure could potentially increase by a maximum of €700,000 if Namaso meets all the performance-related objectives outlined in his contract.
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