Honduran soccer player Romell Quioto is set to continue his career in Asia after deciding to remain a legionnaire and not return to the National League. After leaving Tractor SC of the Iranian League due to physical complications, the 32-year-old right winger is now waiting to sign with a new club in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
According to reports, Quioto will be joining a team in Saudi Arabia, a country that has been making headlines with the hiring of top footballers in recent months. The Arab market remains open for signings despite the pause in activity due to the Asian Cup dispute, allowing Quioto to finalize his move without any issues.
Quioto’s agent, the Spanish Paulo Hernández, is currently handling negotiations for his new contract, and the details of his new club and the division to which he will belong are expected to be announced in the coming hours.
Despite being a free agent, Quioto also had the possibility of returning to play with Olimpia in the National League, but FIFA regulations would have needed to be followed since the transfer period closed on January 31. However, it seems that Quioto is set on his new adventure in Asia and is eager to make his mark with his upcoming club.