Egyptian international star Mohamed Elneny has moved to a European club after terminating his contract with Al Jazira of the UAE, following its conclusion at the end of last season.
Mohamed Elneny, the Egyptian national team midfielder and former Arsenal player, played approximately 58 matches for Al Jazira of the UAE, contributing to 7 goals.
Greek club Levadiakos announced the signing of Mohamed Elneny on a free transfer to strengthen the team in the upcoming period.
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The 34-year-old has earned 103 caps for the Egyptian national team and has also played for clubs including Arsenal, El Mokawloon Al Arab, Basel, Turkish side Besiktas, Al Jazira of the UAE, and many other teams.
Elneny addressed the Greek team's fans: "Hello everyone, I have signed with Greek club Levadiakos, I am very happy to start my journey here."
He added: "I hope things go well, I will give my best for this team, Levadiakos fans, see you in the next match."
The former Egypt captain concluded: "I am very excited to start my journey with the club."
