Slovak Hamsik Signs With Trabzonspor

By Daily sports on June 9, 2021

Slovakian international Marek Hamsik will be taking his distinctive mohawk to Turkey after Euro 2020, signing on with the Black Sea side Trabzonspor.

A club statement said the 33-year-old former Napoli midfielder had signed a two-year deal that will see him earn €1.5 million a season, along with a €700 000 signing fee.

Hamsik has been Slovakia’s standout player of the last decade, playing his first international game in 2008 when he was 17.

Named Slovakia’s Footballer of the Year eight times, Hamsik has made a record 126 international appearances for his country.

At Naples he won two Italian Cups and scored 121 goals, breaking Napoli’s all-time scoring record set by Diego Maradona.

Hamsik left Napoli for China’s Dalian Pro in 2019 before returning to Europe earlier this year to help prepare for the pandemic-delayed Euro 2020, which kicks off in Rome on Friday when Turkey face Italy.

He signed with Sweden’s Gothenburg in March on a short-term deal.

Trabzonspor are one of Turkey’s four main clubs, becoming the first team outside Istanbul to win the championship in the 1975/76.

They finished fourth in the Super Lig last season. (AFP)

•PHOTO: Marek Hamzik 

Source Daily sports

Posted June 9, 2021


 

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