Kalidou Koulibaly is the latest Premier League star to head to Saudi Arabia after just one season with Chelsea
Kalidou Koulibaly has joined Al Hilal from Chelsea after one season at the club for £20million.Koulibaly has left Chelsea after one yearhave now confirmed that they have sold the defender to Al Hilal, having only signed him themselves last summer from Napoli.
"The centre-back arrived from Napoli last summer and made 32 appearances for the Blues during his sole campaign at Stamford Bridge.
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