Victor Wanyama signs for Club Brugge

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Victor Wanyama in action, photo courtesy
Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama has finally completed his move to Belgium side Club Brugge. The 28 years old will be the club's most expensive player in history.

Tottenham Hotspur and Belgium's Club Brugge are reported to have settled on a fee of around Ksh.1.5 BILLION (£12 million) for the player.

“Tottenham and Club Brugge have agreed a fee of around £12m for Victor Wanyama,” Sky Sports reported.

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