AEK Completes Signing of Milad Mohammadi

Tasnim
18 Sep 2021, 00:06 GMT+10

TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Greek football giant AEK completed the signing of Iranian international left winger Milad Mohammadi on Friday.

- Sports news -

Mohammadi, who had been released from Belgian club Gent, has penned a two-year deal and will wear the yellow and black from this season and for the next ones.

Mohammadi had been linked with a move to AEK in the summer but his case had not progressed.

He started his career with Rah Ahan of Iran and played at Russian club Akhmat Grozny, before moving to Belgium in the summer of 2019.

Mohammadi has also played in 42 matches for Iran national football team.

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