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Middlesbrough will sign Manchester City youngster Terrell Agyemang next month.

The 20-year-old left back, who can also play in midfield, will be released by the Premier League champions at the end of his contract on 30 June.

Londoner Agyemang, born to Ghanaian parents, moved to City last summer after impressing on trial.

The Charlton academy product was released by the Addicks in 2022 but played 13 games for City's under-21s this season.

He was part of the City squad that won the Premier League 2 title this term, finishing 13 points clear of second-placed Liverpool.

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Middlesbrough midfielder Hayden Hackney has signed a new contract to remain with the club until the end of the 2026-27 season.

The 21-year-old broke into Boro's first team under Michael Carrick last season, making 38 appearances.

"He's a pleasure to work with. Hayden has come through the academy here and is a local lad," Carrick told the club's official website.

"It's a real bonus when you get someone like him.

"He's at the start of his journey and he has a lot of potential.

"We want to help him and develop him so he can be as good as he possibly can be."

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Middlesbrough have signed defender Rav van den Berg from Dutch Eredivisie side PEC Zwolle on a four-year deal, for an undisclosed fee.

The 18-year-old made his debut for the Bluefingers in May 2021, and has since played 32 senior games, scoring once.

Van den Berg helped Zwolle win promotion back to the top flight last season, missing out on the title to Heracles on goal difference.

He is also a Netherlands international up to under-20 level.

The Van den Berg family now has two members playing in England, with Rav's brother Sepp contracted to Liverpool.

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Boro have now made two signings this summer, with Brentford forward Alex Gilbert also moving to the Riverside.

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Middlesbrough have signed Central Coast Mariners winger Sam Silvera and ex-Melbourne keeper Tom Glover on three-year deals and Manchester City forward Morgan Rogers on a four-year deal.

Australia Under-23 international Silvera, 22, joins for an undisclosed fee after 54 appearances in two spells with the Mariners.

Former Spurs keeper Glover, 25, played 106 games for the Victorian club.

Rogers, 20, ended last season on loan in the Championship with Blackpool.

Boro have not said if they have paid a fee for the England Under-20 internationa

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Championship side Middlesbrough have signed Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Seny Dieng for an undisclosed fee.

The Senegal international, 28, has moved to the Riverside Stadium to become Boro's sixth signing this week.

Dieng, who has signed a four-year contract, won the Africa Cup of Nations with his national side in 2021.

The Swiss-born keeper has flown to the Algarve to join Boro's training camp, with their opening Championship fixture against Millwall on 5 August.

Dieng strengthens manager Michael Carrick's goalkeeping department after the departure of Zack Steffen, who returned to Manchester City after a season-long loan.

The club have also signed goalkeeper Tom Glover and outfield players Morgan Rogers, Sam Silvera, Alex Gilbert and Rav van den Berg.

Dieng had 12 months left on his QPR contract after making 120 appearances for the Loftus Road club, and joins a Boro side which reached the play-offs last season before losing to Coventry.

He signed for the London club after spells at Swiss clubs Grasshoppers and Red Star Zurich led to a short stay with Duisburg in Germany, and then two appearances for non-league AFC Fylde on a trial basis.

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ersatile forward Matt Crooks has signed a one-year contract extension with Middlesbrough to run until the end of the 2024-25 season.

The 29-year-old has scored 18 goals in 84 games for the Teessiders since moving to the Riverside from Rotherham United in the summer of 2021.

Crooks has featured as a striker and in various midfield positions for Boro.

He began his career at Huddersfield and lists Northampton, Accrington and Rangers among his former clubs.

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Middlesbrough defender Dael Fry has signed a new three-year deal while forward Josh Coburn has signed a four-year contract with the club.

Fry, 25, has scored two goals in 207 games for Boro and made 32 appearances last term for Michael Carrick's side.

Middlesbrough-born Fry has been with the Teessiders since the age of seven, and made his first-team debut against Preston North End in August 2015.

Coburn, 20, spent last term on loan at League One side Bristol Rovers.

After making 27 first team appearances for Boro following his debut in 2021, Coburn scored 10 goals for Joey Barton's Rovers, in a total of 40 appearances in all competitions, and was named the club's young player of the year.

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Middlesbrough have signed goalkeeper Jamie Jones on a one-year deal, following his departure from League One side Wigan Athletic earlier this month.

The 34-year-old ended a six-year stay with the Latics, who he made 117 appearances for following a move from Stevenage, when his deal expired.

He twice won the League One title during his time at the DW Stadium.

Jones has played more than 400 senior games for seven clubs including Leyton Orient and Preston North End.

Boro, who brought in Seny Dieng and Australian custodian Tom Glover this summer, also loaned goalkeeper Liam Roberts to Wigan's third-tier rivals Barnsley on a season long basis.

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Middlesbrough have signed striker Emmanuel Latte Lath from Italian club Atalanta, and defender Lukas Engel from Danish Superliga side Silkeborg, both on four-year contracts.

Ivory Coast-born striker Latte Lath scored 16 goals in 34 games on loan at Swiss outfit St Gallen last season.

He came through the ranks at Atalanta, scoring once in three senior games.

Danish left-back Engel, 24, has 30 goals in 189 senior games and signs a four-year deal with the Teessiders.

While Engel has played for just three professional clubs in Fremad Amager, Vejle and Silkeborg, Latte Lath has spent time on loan with eight sides including SPAL, Pescara, Imolese and Aurora Pro Patria.

"Lukas is a good age," head coach Michael Carrick told the club website.

"He's already gained experience to a point and looking to make the next step in his career.

"Emmanuel's a similar age to Lukas and he also plenty of experience from playing in Italy and Switzerland.

"He's exciting, quick, looks very sharp and can make things happen."

Boro had been seeking left-sided cover for Hayden Coulson following Ryan Giles departure after a successful loan spell, and the exit of Marc Bola to Samsunspor for an undisclosed fee.

The Teessiders had also sought to boost their forward ranks, after Cameron Archer's return to Aston Villa following a loan and speculation surrounding Chuba Akpom's future.

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Dutch giants Ajax have signed striker Chuba Akpom from Championship club Middlesbrough in a deal worth up to 14.3m euros (£12.2m).

The 27-year-old is yet to feature this season but finished last term with 29 goals for Boro in all competitions to finish as the second tier's top scorer.

It was the ex-Arsenal striker's best career return, with a total of 106 goals in 309 senior matches.

"I'd like to thank everyone connected with Boro," Akpom said.

"Last season was full of memories I'll never forget and I will be forever proud. Everyone knows what I think of [Middlesbrough boss] Michael Carrick, and I'm sure success is just around the corner.

"For me now, I have an exciting new challenge with one of the biggest clubs in the world, and I can't wait to get started with Ajax."

Ajax finished third in the Dutch Eredivisie in 2022-23, 13 points behind champions and fierce rivals Feyenoord, but started this campaign with a 4-1 win over Heracles Almelo.

Akpom began his career at Arsenal, coming through the youth ranks to play 12 first-team games, but the majority of his time at Emirates Stadium was spent on loan to Brentford, Coventry, Nottingham Forest, Hull, Brighton, and Belgian side Sint-Truiden.

He scored 29 goals in 131 games at Greek side PAOK Thessaloniki, winning the league championship and cup double, and returned for a loan stint following his permanent move to Middlesbrough.

It was the arrival of Carrick to replace Chris Wilder last season that seemed to ignite Akpom's season, moving him to a withdrawn number 10 role in which he thrived.

Following Carrick's appointment, he scored 25 of his 29 goals and helped Boro to the Championship play-offs, but a knee injury and the speculation surrounding his future meant he did not feature for the club this season.