Young Ghanaian forward Aminu Mohammed has joined Greek fourth-tier side AEP Kozanis on a free transfer.
He signed a one-year contract on Wednesday.
The 22-year-old was released by English champions Manchester City in the summer transfer window.
Mohammed fatally failed to meet expectations after showing promising prospects as a teenager.
The WAFA graduate and former Ghana Premier League icon’s mercurial talent is fizzling into thin air.
Mohammed, 21, was sacked by Dutch side NAC Breda during a first loan spell and unable to break into the first team of Belgian second-tier side Lommel SK.
Aminu, who is regarded as the Neymar because of his immense dribbling skills and scoring abilities, was being chased by Spanish giants Real Madrid and Bayern Munich of Germany.
His exploits in international tournaments drew the attention of high-spending French side PSG after he scored twice against them at the Al Kass tournament in Qatar IN 2016.
Mohammed was sent to the mother club of WAFA, Red Bull Salzburg of Austria, to train with their junior side and he joined them for the Al Kass tournament where European clubs spotted him.
The lanky winger spent two weeks with the Manchester-based club on observation before he was handed the bumper deal after extensive negotiations.
The hugely talented winger with the knack for scoring special goals was signed by Man City but he failed to impress.
He spent the previous two seasons on loan at Dutch club FC Dordrecht and Belgian club SK Lommel.
Mohammed was part of the Ghana U17 team that reached the quarter-finals of the FIFA U17 World Cup in 2017 in India.
