Former Arsenal And Barcelona Midfielder Wins Djibouti Premier League

• Former Arsenal and Barcelona midfielder Alexandre Song has won the 2021/2022 Djibouti Premier League with Artar Solar 7
• It is the second consecutive Premier League title for the former West Ham midfielder and Cameroon international
• Alexandre Song completed his move to the Djibouti City club from Swiss giants FC Sion in November 2020

Former Cameroon international Alexandre Song has won the Djibouti Premier League with his club Artar Solar 7.

The ex-Arsenal midfielder joined the Djibouti City club from Swiss giants FC Sion in November 2020.

The 34-year-old was among the players fired by the Swiss top-flight after he refused to slash his salary following the outbreak of Covid-19.

Song then signed for Arta Solar eight months later to begin life in Djibouti as he was also expected to help the team's youth development.

Two years after joining the Stade El Hadj Hassan Gouled giants, Song has won his second consecutive league title to his name.

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Song and his teammates reportedly scooped $5,500 for their latest success, as per reports by Lorenz Kohler.

Song played for Arsenal between 2006 and 2012, before moving to Barcelona where he won La Liga in 2013.

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Sports Brief earlier reported that the son of former Arsenal midfielder Alexander Song says he wishes to play for the France national team because he feels French.

Nolan Song was born in Cameroon but moved to France at a very young age, where he began a career in football.

This means the 16-year-old is eligible to play for Cameroon and France.

The youngster is the son of ex-Arsenal defensive midfielder Alex Song and nephew of current Cameroon head coach Rigobert Song, who prominently featured for the Indomitable Lions in the 1990s and 2000s.