Toby Alderweireld has completed a permanent move from Tottenham Hotspur to Qatari side Al Duhail bringing an end to the Belgium defender's six-year stay in north London.
Al Duhail said in a statement that the club's management has completed the procedures with Alderweireld and the contract extends for next three seasons.
Al Duhail posted a picture of the footballer in club colours on their Twitter welcoming him to the club.
Alderweireld, who joined Tottenham from Atletico Madrid in July 2015, went on to make 236 appearances for Spurs, forming a solid central defensive partnership with compatriot Jan Vertonghen.
Under former manager Mauricio Pochettino, Alderweireld was central to the side that finished second in the Premier League in 2016-17 and made a run to the Champions League final two seasons later.
While no financial details were disclosed, British media reported Al Duhail agreed a deal worth 13 million pounds ($17.92 million) for the 32-year-old centre back.
Alderweireld, capped 113 times by Belgium, featured in four games for the national side at Euro 2020, where they were beaten by eventual winners Italy in the quarter-finals.
