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Armenian Midfielder Gevorg Ghazaryan Signs for Greek Champions Olympiakos

Greek champions, Olympiakos, have signed 26 years-old Gevorg Ghazaryan from Armenia. Ghazaryan plays in the left winger position and has 41 caps with the Armenian National Team, having scored 9 goals.

The previous season, Ghazaryan played in 21 matches for the Ukrainian team Metallurg Donetsk, and went on loan for 9 games to Shakter from Kazakhstan.

The Armenian striker, who is distinguished for his technique and speed, has signed a two year contract with the Greek side. Olympiakos will fight in UEFA Champions League next season and is once more the favorite for wining the Greek championship.

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