Jota Silva signs permanently with Olympiacos until 2029

Portuguese winger Jota Silva has signed a permanent contract with Greek club Olympiacos until 2029, after leaving Nottingham Forest. The 25-year-old player, who represents the Portuguese national team, was previously linked to the English club and will now continue his career in Greece, where he hopes to get more minutes and opportunities to play more regularly.

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