Schalke acquires former national team member Younes.

Second Bundesliga in Germany - Schalke acquires former national team member Younes.

Amin Younes has joined FC Schalke 04 after being without a club for a while. He had trained with Schalke's second team in Gelsenkirchen and is now a full member of the first team. The length of his contract was not disclosed.

Younes has played for various clubs like Borussia Mönchengladbach, Ajax Amsterdam, SSC Napoli, and Eintracht Frankfurt in his career. In 2022, he moved to Saudi Arabia. For the German national team, he played in 8 games and scored two goals.

Schalke's sporting director, Marc Wilmots, praised Younes' skills, saying, "Amin is a creative offensive player with exceptional technical abilities. He's demonstrated in recent weeks that he's determined to get back in top shape and play professionally." Wilmots further added, "His eagerness, adaptability, and ability to perform caught our attention." Younes expressed his gratitude for the opportunity and said, "Now it's up to me to show my worth and justify the faith placed in me."

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1. Amin Younes' return to German soccer marks his move from Saudi Arabia, as he joins Schalke 04 in North Rhine-Westphalia, his homeland.
2. Born and raised in Gelsenkirchen, the city where Schalke is based, Younes had the opportunity to train with the club's second team before being promoted to the first team in the Bundesliga.
3. Previously, the versatile winger made appearances for prestigious clubs in Germany, like Borussia Mönchengladbach, as well as Ajax Amsterdam, SSC Napoli, and Eintracht Frankfurt.
4. Following his international career with eight appearances for the German national team and scoring two goals, Younes now aims to prove his worth in the challenging environment of the Bundesliga 2 with FC Schalke 04, under the guidance of manager Marc Wilmots.
5. The transfer of the former national team member puts FC Schalke 04 back in the spotlight of the German and European soccer scene, as they aim to regain their prominence in the Bundesliga, boasting the technical skills and determination of Amin Younes.

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