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Douglas Owusu's Medical Issues Cause Failed Transfer to Viktoria Plzen, Return to Hapoel Tel Aviv
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
Douglas Owusu's transfer to Viktoria Plzen fell through due to a knee injury discovered during medical tests, leading to his expected move to Hapoel Tel Aviv as their most expensive signing. Despite attempts to continue playing with Red Star Belgrade, he was sidelined and not registered for official matches. Other clubs showed interest, but no deals were made before his return to Israel.
- 01Douglas Owusu's transfer to Viktoria Plzen collapsed due to a knee injury found in medical exams.
- 02Owusu is set to join Hapoel Tel Aviv as their most expensive signing and Louizos Louizo's replacement.
- 03He played only half a match before being excluded from Red Star Belgrade's squad.
- 04Owusu was not registered for Serbian league or Champions League matches this season.
- 05Rumors of a loan to OFK Belgrade and interest from Metalist Kharkiv did not lead to transfers.
- 06Owusu traveled with Red Star to training camp but was not part of the club's professional plans.
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