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Penang say adios to El Capitano
Penang say adios to El Capitano

New Straits Times

time2 days ago

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  • New Straits Times

Penang say adios to El Capitano

KUALA LUMPUR: Penang have put to rest all speculation about Rafael Vitor's future and his naturalisation status by confirming that their former captain will be returning to Brazil to join Serie B outfit Amazonas FC. The club's Facebook statement on Thursday ended rumours of a potential move to Johor Darul Ta'zim and talks his eligibility to play for Malaysia. "Good luck to former El Capitano, Vitor, who will return to Brazil with Serie B's Amazonas FC," the club posted. "Thank you for all the memories, fighting spirit and leadership that have been shown throughout the time with Penang." Vitor, who joined the Panthers in 2020 and became a cornerstone of the club's defence, leaves behind a legacy of fierce commitment and leadership on and off the pitch.

Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago
Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago

Scottish Sun

time22-04-2025

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  • Scottish Sun

Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago

Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FORMER Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo has been tasked with an Amazon delivery... after joining a club in the Brazilian rainforest. The Frenchman had been without a club since leaving Chinese side Qingdao Red Lions last autumn. 2 Arsenal flop Yaya Sanogo has signed for his ninth club amid a globe-trotting career 2 Sanogo joined Brazilian second-tier club Amazonas FC But Sanogo, who won the 2014 FA Cup with Arsenal, has now signed a nine-month deal with Brazilian second-tier club Amazonas FC. Founded under six years ago, they are based at Manaus in rural northwestern Brazil. The capital city of Amazonas state, with a two million population, it lies by the Amazon river in the heart of the world famous rainforest. The club has made a dismal start to its new season, losing three and drawing one of its opening four games. But president Weslley Couto announced to Brazilian media that he has pulled off a coup by securing Sanogo's signature. The Paris-born striker made 20 Arsenal appearances, scoring one goal. He also had spells with Crystal Palace, Charlton and Huddersfield as well as playing for Ajax, Auxerre and Toulouse. Sanogo bizarrely joined Armenian side Urartu for the 2023-24 season before moving to China. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS He scored seven goals in 19 games for Qingdao, but was not offered a new deal. The globe-trotting frontman will now ply his trade in a sixth different country. Viktor Gyokeres responds as he is asked if he 'likes London' amid Arsenal transfer links Sanogo said last November: "I'm now out of contract, and I am open to anything. "I've enjoyed being in China, but let's see what project I will go for. "I have had a number of phone calls, and the omens are good - especially from clubs in Europe. "I hope to get fixed up soon. I've not set myself a definite target - I just want to enjoy myself and have fun. "With all the struggles I have had in my career, that is truly my aim now."

Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago
Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago

The Irish Sun

time22-04-2025

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  • The Irish Sun

Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago

FORMER Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo has been tasked with an Amazon delivery... after joining a club in the Brazilian rainforest. The Frenchman had been without a club since leaving Chinese side Qingdao Red Lions last autumn. Advertisement 2 Arsenal flop Yaya Sanogo has signed for his ninth club amid a globe-trotting career 2 Sanogo joined Brazilian second-tier club Amazonas FC But Sanogo, who won the 2014 FA Cup with Founded under six years ago, they are based at Manaus in rural northwestern The capital city of Amazonas state, with a two million population, it lies by the Amazon river in the heart of the world famous rainforest. The club has made a dismal start to its new season, losing three and drawing one of its opening four games. Advertisement Read More on Arsenal But president Weslley Couto announced to Brazilian media that he has pulled off a coup by securing The Paris-born striker made 20 Arsenal appearances, scoring one goal. He also had spells with Sanogo bizarrely joined Armenian side Urartu for the 2023-24 season before moving to China. Advertisement Most read in Football CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS He scored seven goals in 19 games for Qingdao, but was not offered a new deal. The globe-trotting frontman will now ply his trade in a sixth different country. Viktor Gyokeres responds as he is asked if he 'likes London' amid Arsenal transfer links Sanogo said last November: "I'm now out of contract, and I am open to anything. Advertisement "I've enjoyed being in China, but let's see what project I will go for. "I have had a number of phone calls, and the omens are good - especially from clubs in Europe. "I hope to get fixed up soon. I've not set myself a definite target - I just want to enjoy myself and have fun. "With all the struggles I have had in my career, that is truly my aim now." Advertisement

Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago
Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago

The Sun

time22-04-2025

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  • The Sun

Arsenal cult icon Yaya Sanogo finds new club after nearly a YEAR unemployed with Amazon team formed just six years ago

FORMER Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo has been tasked with an Amazon delivery... after joining a club in the Brazilian rainforest. The Frenchman had been without a club since leaving Chinese side Qingdao Red Lions last autumn. 2 But Sanogo, who won the 2014 FA Cup with Arsenal, has now signed a nine-month deal with Brazilian second-tier club Amazonas FC. Founded under six years ago, they are based at Manaus in rural northwestern Brazil. The capital city of Amazonas state, with a two million population, it lies by the Amazon river in the heart of the world famous rainforest. The club has made a dismal start to its new season, losing three and drawing one of its opening four games. But president Weslley Couto announced to Brazilian media that he has pulled off a coup by securing Sanogo 's signature. The Paris-born striker made 20 Arsenal appearances, scoring one goal. He also had spells with Crystal Palace, Charlton and Huddersfield as well as playing for Ajax, Auxerre and Toulouse. Sanogo bizarrely joined Armenian side Urartu for the 2023-24 season before moving to China. He scored seven goals in 19 games for Qingdao, but was not offered a new deal. The globe-trotting frontman will now ply his trade in a sixth different country. Viktor Gyokeres responds as he is asked if he 'likes London' amid Arsenal transfer links Sanogo said last November: "I'm now out of contract, and I am open to anything. "I've enjoyed being in China, but let's see what project I will go for. "I have had a number of phone calls, and the omens are good - especially from clubs in Europe. "I hope to get fixed up soon. I've not set myself a definite target - I just want to enjoy myself and have fun. "With all the struggles I have had in my career, that is truly my aim now."

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