Felix Borja and Olympiakos

April 25th, 2006 | By: Trent | 5 Comments »

No rumoured transfer has garnered as much attention on the Ecuador Blog as Ecuadorian international Felix Borja’s potential move to Olympiakos of the Greek top flight. It looks now as if a statement is planned for this Wednesday where Olympiakos will annouce that the Kangaroo is indeed headed to the Greek league double holders. The El Nacional striker would be set to join his new club after the World Cup. If the money is right, this will be a great move for both Borja and Olympiakos. If you’re wondering why Borja is called the Kangaroo, check out the picture after the jump.

Tags: Ecuador, El Nacional, Felix Borja, Greece, Kangaroo, Olympiakos

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By Kangaroo to Greece? - FIFA World Cup 2006 - Ecuador World Cup Team Blog | April 25th, 2006 at 6:48 pm

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