Former Man United hero Macheda joins Panathinaikos

Former Manchester United striker Federico Macheda has joined Panathinaikos on a three-year contract, the Greek giants announced on Monday.

While a teenager, the 27-year-old Italian scored crucial late-season goals against Aston Villa and Sunderland as United pipped Liverpool to the 2008/09 Premier League title, but has struggled for form since.

He spent the last two seasons at Italian outfit Novara, scoring 10 goals in 51 league games, but left after they were relegated from the second-tier Serie B.

While at United, Macheda had spells on loan at Sampdoria, QPR, Stuttgart, Doncaster and Birmingham, before leaving to join Cardiff in 2014.

Reader's Comments

LATEST STORIES

Hoima leaders livid with NWSC over dry taps
news By Alan Mwesigwa
2 hours ago
Hoima leaders livid with NWSC over dry taps
Speaker now orders stay of Lubowa Hospital visit
news By Sam Ibanda Mugabi
2 hours ago
Speaker now orders stay of Lubowa Hospital visit
Kenya braces for more rain as flood death toll hits 60
africa By Nile Post Editor
3 hours ago
Kenya braces for more rain as flood death toll hits 60
Mbeki to rid South Africa's ANC of 'rotten apples'
africa By Nile Post Editor
3 hours ago
Mbeki to rid South Africa's ANC of 'rotten apples'
Burkina Faso suspends BBC over army massacre report
top-stories By Nile Post Editor
3 hours ago
Burkina Faso suspends BBC over army massacre report
Kasese MPs petition Museveni over Kilembe Hospital closure
top-stories By Sam Ibanda Mugabi
3 hours ago
Kasese MPs petition Museveni over Kilembe Hospital closure

Traders in Teso aim arrows at counterfeit goods
top-stories By Eddy Enuru
3 hours ago
Traders in Teso aim arrows at counterfeit goods
Two minors die in house fire
news By Eddy Enuru
4 hours ago
Two minors die in house fire
When your social battery runs out
lifestyle By Gore Ruvimbo
4 hours ago
When your social battery runs out
Govt yet to get shares in pharma it is funding
news By Nile Post Editor
6 hours ago
Govt yet to get shares in pharma it is funding