Andy Carroll Joins Bordeaux: A New Chapter Begins
Former England and Liverpool striker Andy Carroll has signed for French fourth-tier club Bordeaux from Amiens. Bordeaux, once a Champions League regular, faced financial turmoil and bankruptcy leading to their demotion to National 2. Carroll, with his extensive experience, aims to bolster Bordeaux's attack this season.
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Former England and Liverpool striker Andy Carroll has made a surprising move by signing with French fourth-tier club Bordeaux, after leaving second-tier Amiens. Bordeaux, who have a rich history, confirmed this development on Wednesday.
Carroll, 35, is seen as a valuable asset due to his vast experience of nearly 450 professional games. The club believes his physical presence, goal-scoring ability, and determination will significantly enhance their squad this season.
Bordeaux's recent struggles, including financial difficulties that led to their demotion from Ligue 2 and the failed takeover by Fenway Sports Group, have tarnished their legacy. However, Carroll's arrival has ignited hope among fans, anticipating his debut against Voltigeurs de Chateaubriant this Saturday.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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