Bayern Munich has marked Atletico Madrid full-back Lucas Hernandez for a club-record £68m (€80m).
The 23-year-old, who won the World Cup with France the previous summer, will join the German club on July 1 on a five-year bargain going through to June 2022.
I am cheerful that we have had the capacity to sign a standout amongst the best-guarded players on the planet and best on the planet in Lucas Hernandez," said Bayern donning executive Hasan Salihamidzic.
"Lucas will proceed with our convention of extraordinary French players and reinforce our group."
Hernandez will experience medical procedure on his correct knee in the wake of uncovering tendon harm amid his restorative with Bayern.
His £68m sticker price overwhelmed the £37m that Bayern spent for Corentin Tolisso from Lyon in 2017 and the potential £47m by and large that they would pay on the off chance that they practice the choice to purchase James Rodriguez from Real Madrid.
"Today is an essential day in my football vocation," said Hernandez.
"Bayern Munich is a standout amongst the best clubs in Europe and the world. I am glad to have the capacity to battle for all titles for Bayern later on.
"I might want to express gratitude toward Atletico, the administration, the mentors, my colleagues and the fans for a magnificent twelve years. Atletico will dependably be a piece of me. Presently I'm upbeat that I'm making the following stride at Bayern."
