Sebastien Haller was confirmed as a permanent player by Borussia Dortmund on Monday.
Haller, who had already been given the opportunity to end his Dortmund contract a year early, reportedly signed for free.
The Ivory Coast international, 31, loaned out of Utrecht, the club he played for between 2015 and 2017, for the second half of last season.
There were a lot of interest from other clubs this summer, but FC Utrecht was the ideal choice, according to Haller in a statement posted on the club’s website.
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Haller’s turbulent time at Dortmund is come to an end with the departure.
After receiving a 31 million euro ($36 million) deal from Ajax in 2022, Haller was diagnosed with testicular cancer and missed six months of treatment.
In a 2-2 home draw against Mainz, which earned Bayern Munich the Bundesliga title, he missed a penalty on the final day of the 2022-23 season.
In the Africa Cup of Nations final against Nigeria last year, the former West Ham and Eintracht Frankfurt forward scored the winning goal.
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