Saudi club Al Nasar have confirmed the signing of Hossam Ghaly from Tottenham.
Spurs outcast signs three-year deal
Saudi club Al Nasar have confirmed the signing of Hossam Ghaly from Tottenham.
As revealed by
skysports.com earlier this week Al Nasar have moved to end Ghaly's nightmare at White Hart Lane.
Ghaly signed for Tottenham in 2006 from Dutch outfit Feyenoord, and enjoyed some success, before falling out with then manager Martin Jol, 18 months ago.
The Egyptian suffered the wrath of the Spurs fans when he threw his shirt at the Dutchman in anger after being substituted and was never able to regain their support.
Spurs boss Harry Redknapp gave Ghaly a few run-outs in the Carling Cup this season, but he failed to win over the Tottenham fans and the club have decided to let him move on.
The 27-year-old has agreed a three-year deal with Al Nasar as he looks to get his career back on track.
The midfielder has signed a three-year deal with the club, ending his stay in England that has soured of late.
