Daniel Mancini reflects on his move to APOEL and recovery from injury

Argentine midfielder Daniel Mancini has shared insights regarding his recent transfer to the Cypriot club APOEL, describing the move as a fresh start after a challenging tenure at Panathinaikos. In a recent interview, the 29-year-old discussed his career trajectory, which began in Argentina before taking him to France and subsequently to the Greek league with Aris and Panathinaikos.

The player also detailed his recovery from a shoulder injury that sidelined him for two months, marking the longest break of his career. Mancini confirmed that after completing a full training program, he has returned to action, noting that he participated as a substitute in the recent match against Nea Salamina to regain his match fitness. He expressed gratitude for the support he received during his rehabilitation period.

Mancini's professional journey includes stints at Newell's Old Boys, Bordeaux, Tours, and Auxerre before he established himself in Greek football in 2019. He is now focused on integrating into the APOEL squad and regaining his peak performance level following the international break.