Renewed Contract Between Doku and Rennes: Club Adds €70 Million in Release Clause

The French football league has renewed its deal with a new club, Doku, which is adding €70 million to their transfer budget. The move comes after the club's previous deal expired last year.

Doku, which plays at the Stade de France, announced the news on social media, stating that they had reached an agreement with the club for a €70 million increase in the transfer fee.

The club's president, Didier Deschamps, said that the deal was "a significant step forward" and he was "excited to see Doku grow as a team." He added that the club would continue to invest in the team and look towards the future.

Rennes, who previously paid €50 million for Doku in 2018, was pleased with the new offer from Doku. They praised the club for investing in the team and stated that it was a "major boost" for the club's development.

The transfer window is expected to be open again soon, with Doku looking to secure their place in the top flight of French football once again. However, there will be no guarantees as the transfer market can always change and new deals may not be signed.

Overall, this latest deal by Doku represents a positive step forward for both clubs. It shows that the club is committed to investing in the team and looking towards the future, and it also shows that they have a strong desire to compete at the highest level of football in France.