Jon Rahm to LIV Golf is a done deal and will be announced next week, report claims

Jon Rahm to LIV Golf is a done deal and will be announced next week, according to Flushing It Golf, who was one of the first to announce the news that the Spaniard was considering a move to the PGA Tour’s rival promotion earlier this month.

Rahm to LIV has been speculated about for the latter half of November, after reports came out about a week ago that he was considering a massive move to the Saudi-backed golf tour for a ridiculous sum of what some said could be $600 million.

Flushing It reported on November 22 that Rahm was “in late-stage talks to join LIV Golf and it’s believed the hold up is not financial, but is due to him wishing to modify the format of the league.”

We reported on it as the news started to circulate through the golf community:

Jon Rahm is Weighing Potential $600M Move to LIV Golf: report

However, Flushing It is now stating that Rahm to LIV is a done deal, according to multiple sources and the move will be announced next week:

Multiple sources on the players side have confirmed that Jon Rahm is a DONE deal to join the LIV Golf League.

Jon has had a standout season this year, winning 4 times including the Masters and he’ll be a huge asset to the league on and off the course.

This now clears the way… pic.twitter.com/6RzY3w4Un7

— Flushing It (@flushingitgolf) November 30, 2023

Additionally, LIV Golf Updates is reporting the potential terms of the deal between Rahm and LIV:

🚨⛳️#LIVGolf NEWS: Expanding on a report from @flushingitgolf, per sources, it is believed that Jon Rahm and #LIVGolf have agreed to terms and he is expected to join the league for the 2024 season.

- Contract runs through 2029.
- $300m total signing bonus - paid over life of… pic.twitter.com/RLXfeGO5gl

— LIV Golf Updates (@LIVGolfUpdates) November 30, 2023

Rahm's camp has yet to make a statement about any of the rumors. However, Rahm's withdrawal from the TGL, which was postponed one year due to damage to the league's venue in Florida, started to surge speculation that he was considering a move.

Rahm is coming off of one of the most successful years of his career, where he won on four times last year, including The Masters in April.

We will keep you updated on any developments.

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