Ex-Liverpool Striker El Hadji Diouf Could Be Playing For Sabah Soon!
He might be saying "bah" at the end of every sentence pretty soon...
By Darian Goh — 17 Oct 2014, 01:18 PM — Updated almost 10 years ago
El Hadji Diouf Trades Cold British Weather To Play Under The Sun For Sabah FC
Everyone's least favourite footballer is on the verge of signing for Malaysian Premier League side Sabah FA. El Hadji Diouf arrived in Malaysia last night and looks set to join Sabah for the 2015 Malaysian Football League season. The Senegal international, who hasn't played a competitive game since January, is a free agent after leaving Championship side Leeds at the end of last season.
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El Hadji Diouf looks set to play out the rest of his career in the Malaysian Premier League with Sabah FA, in what can only be described as one last paycheck for the two-time African Player of the Year.
mirror.co.ukSabah FC Is In Talks To Bring In Former Liverpool Striker El Hadji Diouf After He Became A Free Agent
Sabah FC is in talks to bring in former Liverpool striker El Hadji Diouf after he became a free agent
Image via thisisanfield.comFormer Liverpool and Leeds forward El Hadji Diouf is in talks with Malaysian side Sabah FC. The Senegal international is a free agent after leaving Leeds.
dailymail.co.ukJourneyman striker El Hadji-Diouf, unemployed since being released by Leeds United, could be on the cusp of a move to Malaysia.
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Now, according to Sky Sports, Diouf could sign for Sabah FC, who compete in the Malaysian Premier League.
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Sabah FC Is Hoping To Sign The Former Two-time African Player Of The Year As Early As Next Week
Sabah FC is hoping to sign the former two-time African player of the year as early as next week
Image via dailymail.co.ukThe 33-year-old has been linked with a host of clubs since leaving Leeds, but Sabah FC are hoping to lure the two-time African Footballer of the Year to Malaysia.
The former Lens frontman hasn't played a competitive game since January and was shown the Elland Road exit in May.
Former Liverpool and Leeds forward El Hadji Diouf is in talks with Malaysian side Sabah FC. The Senegal international is a free agent after leaving Leeds.
dailymail.co.ukDiouf Has Been Something Of A Journeyman As A Footballer, Having Played For A Host Of Clubs Such As Liverpool, Bolton, Sunderland, Blackburn And Most Recently, Leeds United
Diouf has spent more than a decade playing in the UK during spells at Liverpool, Bolton, Sunderland, Blackburn, Rangers, Doncaster and Leeds.
dailymail.co.ukDiouf has a wealth of experience having had spells in the Premier League with Liverpool, Bolton, Sunderland and Blackburn prior to his move to Leeds in 2012 and Sabah see his possible arrival as a coup for the club.
Sabah Is No Stranger To Having Notable Foreign Imports. One Of Their Most Famous Signings Was The Late David Rocastle. He Used To Play For Arsenal And Ended His Career At Sabah In 1999.
Sabah is no stranger to having notable foreign imports. One of their most famous signings was the late David Rocastle. He used to play for Arsenal and ended his career at Sabah in 1999.
Image via wordpress.comDavid Carlyle Rocastle was an English professional footballer, who played as a midfielder from 1984 until 1999. He spent the majority of his career at Arsenal where he was nicknamed "Rocky", and then went on to feature in the Premier League for Leeds United, Manchester City and Chelsea, before later playing in the Football League for Norwich City and Hull City and finishing his career in Malaysia with Sabah FA. Rocastle earned 14 international caps for England between 1988 and 1992.
The late David Rocastle, much loved in England especially by Arsenal fans, ended his career at Sabah in 1999. Though plagued by injury, “Rocky” Rocastle managed 8 goals in 13 games for the club.
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