Gazzetta.gr reports on Tino Kadewere's upcoming debut with Aris Thessaloniki. Tino Kadewere is preparing for his first appearance with Aris Thessaloniki and has expressed his excitement about the transfer through a video posted on his account. After completing his transfer to Aris, the 29-year-old forward from Zimbabwe was included in the European list of the team as one of the two changes Aris was allowed to make. He follows the team's preparation program, aiming to reach the level of his teammates, especially since last season was 'curtailed' for him due to injury.

Gazzetta.gr reports on Tino Kadewere's move to Aris Thessaloniki. Tino Kadewere returned to Thessaloniki to undergo medical and fitness examinations and to sign a three-year contract with Aris Thessaloniki. The agreement includes a 20% resale percentage for his former club, Nantes. He was accompanied by his family and welcomed by Ruben Reyes, the Spanish technical director of Aris, who had several meetings with him to explain everything about the team.

Aris Thessaloniki has reached an agreement with Tino Kadewere, completing the transfer of the 29-year-old forward. Kadewere is expected to sign a three-year contract. He was in Thessaloniki and watched a friendly match of the team. Discussions between the two parties concluded positively. Kadewere will travel to France to settle some final details with Nantes and is expected to return to Thessaloniki to undergo medical examinations and sign his new contract, strengthening Aris's attack for the upcoming season.

Tino Kadewere has traveled to Thessaloniki to conclude negotiations with Aris Thessaloniki. The club has confirmed his arrival, according to a report by L'Equipe. Kadewere is set to attend a friendly match between Aris and Anorthosis and engage in final talks with the club, with the possibility of signing a contract. He is available on a free transfer after experiencing a difficult season at Nantes, where he participated in only 13 matches due to a leg injury. In the past, Kadewere was the top scorer in Ligue 2 while playing for Le Havre, which prompted Lyon to invest €12 million in him. Although his first year at Lyon was a success, the following seasons saw him being loaned out, with his most recent loan being at Nantes. Aris considers him a talented player who has the potential to rejuvenate his career.