Joss Didiba Transfer

Joss Didiba Transfers

Zlín |

Contract Until: Jun 30, 2027

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Transfer Overview

Total Transfers

Highest Transfer Value

€40.0K

Latest Transfer

Jul 1, 2022

Latest Transfer Amount

€40.0K

Transfer Timeline

Joss Didiba Last 7 Transfers

Transfer History

Date

Team

Fee

APPSAppearances

CPACost per Appearance

01 Jul'22

Zlín

€40.0K

€0.5M

31 Aug'17

€0

30 Jun'17

Perugia

End of loan

16 Jan'17

Loan

30 Jun'16

Perugia

End of loan

01 Feb'16

Loan

14 Nov'15

Perugia

€0

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 Joss Didiba played at during their career?

Joss Didiba has played for clubs including Perugia, Zlín.

What was Joss Didiba's most expensive transfer?

Joss Didiba's highest transfer fee was 0.0 million during the move to Zlín.

How many times has Joss Didiba changed clubs?

Joss Didiba has changed clubs 1 times during their professional career.

How many clubs has Joss Didiba played for?

Joss Didiba has played for 1 clubs during their career.

What was Joss Didiba's latest transfer?

Joss Didiba last transferred to Zlín in 2022 for 0.0 million.

How long is Joss Didiba's current contract?

Joss Didiba is under contract with Zlín until 2027.

Transfer Summary

Joss Didiba has completed 7 career transfers, with a peak transfer value of €40.0K. The most recent Joss Didiba transfer took place on July 1, 2022, when he joined Zlín ON A PERMANENT DEAL, with a reported fee of €40.0K. The majority of his appearances have come for Zlín, where he has played 87 matches, resulting in a cost per appearance of €460 based on the transfer fee.

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