Sierra Leone international John Kamara on Thursday will put pen to paper for a two-year deal with Greek second tier league side Aris Thessaloniki FC.
The 27-year-old midfielder will join the Greek club from PAS Lamia for an undisclosed fee and he is expected to be unveiled alongside Honduran striker Carlo Costly.
According to the website, the lanky striker and Sierra Leonean midfielder are both expected in Greece today (Thursday) were they will be officially presented to the club fans.
The former Tadamon Sour and Apollon midfielder ended a weeks trial with the Greek side currently in Serbia as part of the club pre-season tour ahead of the new league campaign.
The 27-year-old midfielder will join the Greek club from PAS Lamia for an undisclosed fee and he is expected to be unveiled alongside Honduran striker Carlo Costly.
According to the website, the lanky striker and Sierra Leonean midfielder are both expected in Greece today (Thursday) were they will be officially presented to the club fans.
The former Tadamon Sour and Apollon midfielder ended a weeks trial with the Greek side currently in Serbia as part of the club pre-season tour ahead of the new league campaign.
Kamara’s move to Aris will end his one-year spell PAS Lamia- a club which he had issues with in October 2014 after they told him not to train with them on advice from the Greek health ministry, following fears over the Ebola virus epidemic.
You can remember the lanky midfielder later wore a t-shirt saying "we are West Africans not a virus", a move which led to sanctions by the Greek football federation a decision that was later overturned following the world’s football governing body intervention.
Aris Thessaloniki has been champions of Greece three times; they have won the Greek cup once and have remained undefeated at home in European competitions since 1968.
You can remember the lanky midfielder later wore a t-shirt saying "we are West Africans not a virus", a move which led to sanctions by the Greek football federation a decision that was later overturned following the world’s football governing body intervention.
Aris Thessaloniki has been champions of Greece three times; they have won the Greek cup once and have remained undefeated at home in European competitions since 1968.
By: Sahr Morris Jr.
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