Damk Club Signs Brazilian Goalkeeper Kewin Silva
Sources confirmed to the "Asharq Al-Awsat" newspaper that the management of Saudi Damk Club has successfully signed Brazilian goalkeeper Kewin Silva, replacing Romanian Florin Nita.
The same sources revealed that Damk's coach Armando Evangelista will rely on South American players for his foreign player signings.
The deal for Kewin Silva was a free transfer.
Damk finished the last Saudi league season in fourteenth place with a total of 35 points.
The same sources revealed that Damk's coach Armando Evangelista will rely on South American players for his foreign player signings.
The deal for Kewin Silva was a free transfer.
Damk finished the last Saudi league season in fourteenth place with a total of 35 points.
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