Nigeria striker Bright Enobakhare is set to a fresh adventure after a six-year stint with English club, Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Officially Enobakhare joined Greek Super League club, AEK Athens, on a free transfer with the club confirming the weekend move.
Enobakhare last month by mutual agreement left Wolverhampton having been with the side since 2014.
The forward, who rose through the Wolves ranks, broke into the first team in 2015 and made 41 league appearances during his stay on the side.
A Nigeria youth international, Enobakhare has enjoyed loan spells with Scottish club Kilmarnock, Coventry City and Wigan Athletic before drawing the curtain on his time at Wolves.
On Saturday, AEK unveiled their new acquisition even as they revealed the centre-forward inked a three-year deal with them
Already looking forward to a fun time at the capital-based club, Enobakhare said the AEK Athens mode of play matches his style.
He said: “It is a great move [the transfer to AEK] and I am happy to be here. To be honest, I searched the internet, like YouTube, for how the team plays and trains, and I think it will fit my gameplay,” Enobakhare told the club website.
“So I’m happy to be here. I don’t want to talk about myself so much, I think the stadium will ‘talk’ about me.”
Among other modest achievements, Enobakhare was part of the Wolves team which was promoted to the Premier League after winning the title of the 2017/18 championship.
Enobakhare, who had two appearances for the U23 team in Nigeria, will look to impress with the Greek side to boost his chances for Super Eagles
