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Rondon to become Rafael Benitez first signing at Dalian Yifang


Rafael Benitez is close to making West Brom and Venezuelan striker Salomon Rondon as his first signing since taking over as the manager of Chinese Super League side Dalian Yifang.
The Spaniard joined the Chinese club earlier in the month and is now looking at his former striker to strengthen his side.

The Baggies are now expected to sell their the 29-year-old striker for a reported fee of 16.5 million pounds after reportedly meeting the striker's release clause. The Venezuelan will make 8million pounds in wages alone in each of the three years of his contract. 

Salomon Rondon joined Newcastle United on loan last season and was their best goal scorer with 12 goals in all competitions for the Toons. 

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