Boavista, the last team in the Portuguese top flight, has created a buzz by signing 10 new players on free transfers. Led by stars such as Marco van Ginkel, Layvin Kurzawa and Tomas Vaslik.
Previously, Boavista, a team from Porto. Was bann from signing new players for the past 5 transfer windows. In the middle of last week, FIFA lifted the ban.
Not long after, Boavista introduced 9 new players at once, led by a familiar name such as Kurzawa, a 32-year-old French national left-back. Who used to be at Paris Saint-Germain,
Van Ginkel, a 32-year-old Dutch midfielder who used to be a Chelsea player. And Vaslik, a 35-year-old Czech goalkeeper who used to be Sevilla’s first-choice goalkeeper, who also raised their shirts.
Osman Kakay, a defender who used to be at Queens Park Rangers, and Ghiboli Ariyibi, a winger who use to be a trainee at Southampton, were also signed.
In addition, there were other defenders such as Sidoin Phonen, Vitali Listov. And Stephen Vitoria, as well as striker Moussa Kone.
Two days before the new players were introduced, Boavista had just fired coach Cristiano Bakci and appointed Lito Vidigal as the new manager
last Friday. Boavista’s reinforcements have not yielded results as they lost 1-0 at home to Estrela Amadora. สมัครสมาชิก UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีทุกวัน Leaving them at the bottom of the Primera Liga, 8 points away from the safe zone, with 12 games remaining in the season.
However, Boavista has not stopped their search for free agents, as on Saturday. They registered Abdoulay Diaby, a former Sporting Lisbon forward, as their 10th new player.