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Aston Villa sign Egyptian winger from Turkish club

The move from Turkish club Kasimpasa to Villa Park is subject to a work visa and international clearance.

Ollie McAninch by Ollie McAninch
July 24, 2019
in Football
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Aston Villa have signed Egypt winger Mahmoud Hassan from Turkish club Kasimpasa.

The 24-year-old – commonly known as Trezeguet – scored one goal in four appearances at the Africa Cup of Nations, and will boost the Birmingham club’s squad ahead of their Premier League return.

Trezeguet has enjoyed stints at Anderlecht and Mouscron in Belgium, after starting his career with Egypt’s Al Ahly.

We've done all the tests and can confirm that @Trezeguet is ready for the @PremierLeague. ?#WelcomeTrezeguet #AVFC pic.twitter.com/wptANOpEQv

— Aston Villa (@AVFCOfficial) July 24, 2019

He revealed his countryman and Villa right-back Ahmed Elmohamady had recommended the move to him, saying on Twitter: “He’s my captain and always speaks with me about Aston Villa, saying it’s an amazing club and that I’d be happy here.”

Villa head coach Dean Smith said: “We’re really excited to work with ‘Trez’. I’ve watched him a number of times.

“He’s the type of wide player that we have been looking for who is direct, causes problems for the opposition in the final third and scores goals.”

Tyrone Mings is one of several players to have joined Villa this summer
Tyrone Mings is one of several players to have joined Villa this summer (Darren Staples/PA)

Villa will now chase international clearance and a work visa for their latest new recruit.

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