He agreed to a mutual divorce with Gray and Dumbo

Last summer, Mars’ top acquisitions were Andre Gray and Brian Dubo. The value was also reflected in the contracts they signed, with two of the highest paid being in the ‘yellow’ dressing room.

Expectations were not justified, cooperation did not work out, and as a result, football players were excluded from the plans for the day after Aris.

Solving the signing of football players is a daunting issue, especially since the Jamaican striker is still committed to three more years, during which time his earnings are expected to exceed two million euros, while on the other hand, he is still an African midfielder. He has a contract for another year, with his earnings approaching €400,000.

The negotiations of the parties involved have been intense recently, helped by the fact that the footballers are equal in terms of their representation, but also that they did not want to extend their stay in Thessaloniki.

Thus, once the related backlog is settled, the outcome of these negotiations is based on information Sports 24 is that a mutually agreed ‘divorce’ was reached, with the club and players reaching a mutually agreed solution to their co-operation, with the written recording of the agreements remaining to be completed.

Considering the financial benefit to Aris, since the cancellation and reconstruction attempt being attempted, a very large amount has been released from the club’s annual payroll, which the club seems to be entering into the new phase, with reduced expenses and a reduced budget, is valuable.