( CNN ) -- Spanish La Liga side Malaga have continued their recruitment drive with the purchases of French midfielder Jeremy Toulalan from Lyon and experienced Dutch central defender Joris Mathijsen from Hamburg . The 27-year-old Toulalan , who represented France at both Euro 2008 and the 2010 World Cup finals , has agreed a four-year contract and will be presented by the club at the end of June . He joined Lyon from Nantes in 2006 for $ 10.5 million , and is a regular for his country -- winning 36 international caps . German striking legend Klose completes move to Lazio . Meanwhile , Mathijsen , 31 , spent five successful seasons at Hamburg and has won 72 caps for the Netherlands , playing in last year 's World Cup final defeat by Spain . Malaga are owned by Qatari billionaire Sheikh Abdullah Al Thani , who has invested a lot of money into the squad , since purchasing the club in June 2010 . They flirted with relegation last season before finishing 11th in the table and coach Manuel Pellegrini has brought in the likes of Ruud van Nistelrooy , Julio Baptista , Enzo Maresca and Martin Demichelis over the past year to launch a challenge for a Europa League place this season . Meanwhile , Premier League side Newcastle have made their second summer signing with the capture of Senegalese striker Demba Ba from relegated West Ham . Ba , 26 , had a clause in his contract which allowed him to move on if West ham were relegated , and he joins French midfielder Yohan Cabaye in arriving at St James ' Park . The signing makes some amends for Newcastle , who this week lost club captain Kevin Nolan , ironically to West Ham . The 28-year-old Nolan , the highest scoring midfielder in the Premier League last season with 12 goals , signed a five-year deal with the London side to be reunited once again with his former manager at Bolton , Sam Allardyce .
Malaga complete double signing of Jeremy Toulalan and Joris Mathijsen . The Spanish side are owned by billionaire Qatari Sheikh Abdullah Al Thani . Newcastle sign West Ham striker Demba Ba following sale of Kevin Nolan .