English premier league side Sunderland have completed the signing of former Arsenal and Ivory Coast defender Emmanuel Eboue on a deal until the end of the season.
The 32-year-old, joins Sam Allardyce’s relegation-threatened club on a short-term deal after training with the team for a month.
The former Arsenal full-back left the Premier League in 2011 for Galatasaray.
He was let go by the Turkish giants last summer and has been without a club ever since.
According to new signing Emmanuel Eboue, Sunderland must play hard and fight for their right to stay in the Premier League.
“When I came here for the first time it felt like I’d been here already so I’m very happy to sign for the club,” said Eboue. “I was dreaming about it [returning to the Premier League] and thinking about it when I was in Turkey because I played here before, so I thank God, my new teammates and also the staff and everybody else who took me in like a son.
“I also thank the manager who has given me a second chance, so I hope I can give my best for the club and also for him,” he added.
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Eboue has been capped almost 80 times for the Ivory Coast and has represented his country at the 2006 and 2010 World Cups.
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