Abdallah Sima Transfer: History, Fees, Clubs, Contract Details & More

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Abdallah Sima Transfer

Abdallah Sima

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Contract Until: Jun 30, 2026

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Transfer Overview

Total Transfers

Highest Transfer Value

€8.0M

Latest Transfer

Jun 30, 2025

Latest Transfer Amount

€0

Transfer Timeline

Abdallah Sima Last 11 Transfers

Transfer History

Date

Team

Fee

APPSAppearances

CPACost per Appearance

30 Jun'25

Brighton & Hove Albion

€0

21 Aug'24

Brest

€0

€0.0M

31 May'24

Brighton & Hove Albion

€0

01 Jul'23

Rangers

€0

30 Jun'23

Brighton & Hove Albion

€0

13 Jul'22

Angers SCO

€0

€0.0M

31 May'22

Brighton & Hove Albion

€0

01 Sep'21

Stoke City

€0

€0.0M

31 Aug'21

Brighton & Hove Albion

€8.0M

03 Aug'20

Slavia Praha

€115.0K

€4.8M

Lens

€4.5M

APPS: Appearances

CPA: Cost Per Appearance

Note: Older historical data maybe incomplete, but we are in process of updating our database.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which clubs has Abdallah Sima played at during their career?

Abdallah Sima has played for clubs including Stoke City, Rangers, Slavia Praha, Brest, Angers SCO.

What was Abdallah Sima's most expensive transfer?

Abdallah Sima's highest transfer fee was NaN million during the move to Brighton & Hove Albion.

How many times has Abdallah Sima changed clubs?

Abdallah Sima has changed clubs 1 times during their professional career.

How many clubs has Abdallah Sima played for?

Abdallah Sima has played for 1 clubs during their career.

What was Abdallah Sima's latest transfer?

Abdallah Sima last transferred to Brighton & Hove Albion in 2025 for NaN million.

How long is Abdallah Sima's current contract?

Abdallah Sima is under contract with Lens until 2026.

Transfer Summary

Abdallah Sima, currently at Brighton & Hove Albion, has had a loan-heavy career, most recently returning from Brest in 2025. The Senegalese attacker, signed for €8M in 2021, has showcased versatility across loans at Rangers, Angers, and Stoke, highlighting Brighton's investment in his potential. He remains under contract until 2026.