Greek club Levadiakos announced yesterday, Tuesday, that they have signed Egyptian international Mohamed Elneny, the former English Arsenal midfielder, on a free transfer.
Mohamed Elneny joined Levadiakos on a contract running until the end of next season, specifically summer 2027.
Mohamed Elneny has had several experiences in European football during his career, most notably with English side Arsenal, Swiss club Basel, and Turkish team Besiktas, before his last stop was with Al Jazira in the UAE.
At Levadiakos, Mohamed Elneny will be teammates with Ivorian Aly Badji, the former Al Ahly striker, who is currently part of the Greek team's squad.
Top 5 facts about Levadiakos
1- The Greek League
Levadiakos competes in the Greek Super League, which consists of 14 teams this season.
2- Difficult start
Levadiakos has played 5 matches in the Greek league so far and sits at the bottom of the standings, having drawn one match and lost four.
3- Scoring crisis
Levadiakos failed to score any goals in their first five Greek league matches, while conceding 9 goals.
4- Next match
Levadiakos is preparing for their next match against Iraklis on Sunday, October 11, as part of the Greek league competitions, where the opponent ranks eighth in the standings.
5- Levadiakos coach
The team is coached by Elias Charalambous, aged 46, who is of South African origin and holds Cypriot citizenship. He also represented the Cyprus national team during his playing career.
Mohamed Elneny's stint with Levadiakos comes amid the player's desire to continue his professional journey, after long experiences in European football, before joining the Greek team on a free transfer.
