Brighton Agree Deal to Sign Millwall Star Femi Azeez

Brighton Agree Deal to Sign Millwall Star Femi Azeez

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Brighton Agree Move for Millwall Star

NewsAtDen reporter Will Scott reports that a deal has been agreed between the two clubs, with the overall package expected to be worth just over £15 million.

Scott added that the package is similar to an offer Millwall rejected from Ipswich Town for Azeez in the January transfer window.

Further details on the agreement have since been reported by The Athletic's David Ornstein, who reports the Seagulls will initially pay £12.5 million for the 25-year-old, with add-ons taking the overall package beyond £15 million](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/transfer-deadline-day-live-updates-news/IX87PgaT2ra4/EopCuYZClXao/?source=athletic_user_shared_live_blog_copylink&smid=url-share-ta)

Azeez has now been given permission to undergo a medical with the Premier League side ahead of signing a four-year contract, which will include the option for a further season.

Azeez's performances last season attracted plenty of attention after an impressive campaign at The Den. The winger scored 11 times and provided seven assists in the Championship as Millwall just missed out on automatic promotion to the Premier League.

The Nigerian international, however, now appears set to get his chance in the top flight, with Brighton moving quickly on deadline day to secure his signature.

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