Muhamed Besic signs for Everton for £4m on five-year deal from Ferencvaros
- Defensive midfielder signs from Hungarian side Ferencvaros
- Bosnian, 21, played at the World Cup, and can also play centre-half
- Besic has travelled to Thailand for Everton's pre-season match with Leicester
- Besic is Martinez's second signing after Gareth Barry on a free
Everton have completed the signing of Ferencvaros midfielder Muhamed Besic after the Bosnia and Herzegovina international finalised a five-year contract.
The 21-year-old travelled to Thailand with the Toffees for their pre-season match against Leicester at the weekend after an agreement was reached with the Hungarian side.
Besic officially completed his move after the finer details of the paperwork were concluded.
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Captured: Defensive midfielder Besic signs for Everton on a five-year deal for £4million
Official: Besic poses with the Everton shirt and manager Roberto Martinez
'Muhamed is a young footballer who has developed massively in the last two seasons,' manager Roberto Martinez told evertontv.
'He has been playing as a centre-half and as a defensive midfielder at an incredible level.
'With Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup he showed that he is a really mature footballer, that he covers the ground really well, that he is very dynamic and technically very gifted.
Versatile: Besic is thought to be handy both as a central defender and defensive midfielder
International: Besic, who signs from Hungarian side Ferencvaros, appeared at this summer's World Cup
'He is bringing us really good strength in an important part of the side.'
Besic, who became his country's youngest senior international with a debut aged 18, played three times at the World Cup, with one of those appearances coming against eventual finalists Argentina.
Born in Germany, he began his professional career at Hamburg before transferring to Ferencvaros in two years ago.
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