Levadiakos signs Mohamed Elneny in club's biggest transfer

Levadiakos has officially announced the signing of 34-year-old Egyptian midfielder Mohamed Elneny, marking what is considered the biggest transfer in the club's history. The player joined the Boeotian side as a free agent following his departure from Al Jazira.

Elneny brings extensive experience to the Greek team, most notably from his eight-year tenure at Arsenal, where he recorded 161 appearances, six goals, and ten assists, winning one FA Cup and two Community Shields. Throughout his professional career, he has also played for FC Basel, where he won four Swiss league titles, as well as Beşiktaş and El Mokawloon. At the international level, he has earned 103 caps and scored 8 goals for the Egypt national team. His career achievements further include a UAE Cup title earned during his time at Al Jazira.

This signing is viewed as a significant strategic addition for the new season as Levadiakos aims to bolster its squad with high-level European experience. No further details regarding the duration of the contract or specific financial terms have been disclosed at this time.