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Aris: Sundberg officially joins Göztepe
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Aris: Sundberg officially joins Göztepe

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Official statement Outcome reported
  • Swedish defender Noah Sonko Sundberg has officially transferred from Aris to Turkish club Göztepe.
  • Sundberg was on loan at Aris from Ludogorets last season, with an obligatory purchase clause.
  • Aris thanked Sundberg for his contributions and wished him success in his new career chapter.

Swedish center-back Noah Sonko Sundberg has officially completed his transfer to Turkish club Göztepe, marking the end of his tenure with Greek side Aris.

Sundberg spent last season on loan at Aris from Bulgarian club Ludogorets, a deal that included an obligatory purchase clause. He officially belonged to Aris as of July 1st, and negotiations for his sale to the Turkish club were already advanced. He had received special permission to travel to Turkey and join his new team's training camp pending official announcements.

Aris Football Club issued a statement confirming the transfer. "ARIS FC announces the transfer of Noah Kemeseng Sonko Sundberg to the Turkish Göztepe S.K. ARIS FC thanks him for his contribution to our team and wishes him good luck in the next chapter of his career," the club stated.

In unrelated news, the article briefly mentions the "Viking Raw" and its presence at a wedding for the 2026 World Cup, and a story about a tourist being prevented from taking olive oil from Crete on a plane, and how a police officer resolved the situation.

ARIS FC announces the transfer of Noah Kemeseng Sonko Sundberg to the Turkish Göztepe S.K. ARIS FC thanks him for his contribution to our team and wishes him good luck in the next chapter of his career.

— Aris FCThe official statement from Aris FC confirming the transfer of Noah Sonko Sundberg.
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