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Kings Kangwa Joins Greek Club Panathinaikos After Months of Negotiations

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Kings Kangwa, the standout midfielder who led Hapoel Be'er Sheva to last season's championship, has embarked on a new chapter by signing with Greek club Panathinaikos for a transfer fee of four million euros. In an interview conducted by the club, Kangwa revealed that initial contact with Panathinaikos occurred three to four months ago, during which the club outlined their project, vision, and future plans. He expressed enthusiasm for the club's philosophy and project, which ultimately convinced him to join.

Kangwa described what fans can expect from him on the field, emphasizing his technical skills, passion, and strong connection to both the club and its supporters. He aims to bring all his accumulated experience to help the team succeed. Reflecting on his decision, Kangwa highlighted Panathinaikos's stature as a major club known worldwide, recalling watching them in the Champions League as a child. The opportunity to join such a prestigious club was a significant factor in his choice.

The transfer marks a significant move for Kangwa as he transitions from Israeli football to a prominent European league, with expectations high for his impact at Panathinaikos.

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