Pape Abou Cissé’s anticipated move to Aris Salonika has collapsed following an unsuccessful medical examination. The 2022 African champion, who was set to join the Greek club on a one-year contract, has now been left without a deal.
Cissé, who had been without a club since his departure from Adana Demirspor, was hopeful that a transfer to Aris Salonika would mark his return to Greek football.
However, a physical issue identified during the medical assessment has thwarted the move.
The central defender, previously with Olympiakos, was poised to re-enter the Greek football scene, but the medical setback has cast uncertainty over his immediate future.
As a result, Pape Abou Cissé remains a free agent, and the prospect of securing a new club will now depend on resolving his health issues and finding a team willing to take him on.
This development underscores the unpredictable nature of the transfer market and highlights the importance of medical clearances in finalizing player transfers.
Cissé’s next steps will involve addressing the detected physical problem and potentially exploring other opportunities in the footballing world.
