Dominic Solanke's career at Liverpool is over - the 21-year-old striker has been sold to Bournemouth.
The Liverpool forward was acquired in 2017 when he said goodbye to Chelsea. Last season, the footballer played 27 matches and scored one goal, but this season he has not appeared.
Bournemouth paid £19 million for the still promising player. Solanke himself signed a long-term contract.
He will soon replace Jermain Defoe at Bournemouth's team as he moves to Rangers.
In the past, Solanke has also spent a season in the Netherlands, representing Vitesse. The Englishman has not been discouraged abroad - scoring two goals in 27 matches.
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