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The French club Saint-Etienne announced that Tunisian international striker Wehbe Al-Khazri was promoted to a four-year contract.
On the other hand, his former club Sunderland did not disclose the value of the contract, which will link the new team to his new team until 2022. The English club, fallen in the third division, was loaned to the Rennes player last season where he played 29 A goal.
Al-Khazri was born in Ajaccio and began his career with the Paceta team's round ball, becoming professional in the first team in 2009, when the team was playing in the second division.
The team dropped out of the 2010-2011 season at the third level, before moving up to the second division in 2011, then to the first division in 2012.
Al-Khazri moved to Bordeaux in January 2014 and defended the club's colors in 64 games, scoring 15 goals, before joining the English league with Sunderland.
The Tunisian player wore the shirt of his country in 40 matches, scoring 14 goals. He competed at the World Cup in 2018 and helped win the Carthage Eagles over Panama (2-1), after receiving two defeats against England (1-2) and Belgium (2). -5).
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