Celtic goalkeeper Vasilis Barkas will stay at the club until the summer at least after he failed to get a move before the winter transfer window ended this week amidst the interest in the services of the former AEK Athens shot stopper.

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The former AEK Athens goalkeeper attracted interest from English Championship team Sheffield United and IFK Gothenborg of Sweden last month. He didn’t get a transfer to English football despite travelling to Sheffield towards the end of last month.
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Enobakhare, 23, signed a two-year deal with Coventry City in July on the back of his spell at SC East Bengal in the Indian top division. The ex-Wolves and AEK Athens player featured once for the Sky Blues until his contract was terminated this week. His sole appearance came against Northampton Town in their Carabao Cup clash in August. Enobakhare played the first hour as Coventry City were dumped out of the competition at the first round stage via a 2-1 defeat to Northampton Town.
AEK were on a three-match unbeaten run in the league before they lost to hosts PAOK during their penultimate league game. Suriname footballer Diego Biseswar and Slovenian midfielder Jasmin Kurtic (penalty) were on target for PAOK who secured a 2-0 win to put an end to their opponents’ unbeaten league run. Biseswar gave the home team a first half lead before Kurtic sealed the points with a second half penalty.