Bilel Mohsni spent two seasons at Ibrox, setting Rangers on their way back to the Scottish Premiership.
Bilel Mohsni has been unable to hold down a club since leaving Rangers in 2015.
On paper, Mohsni’s spell in Glasgow was a success. Rangers were playing in the third tier of Scottish football when he arrived in the summer of 2013 and had been promoted to the Championship by the time he departed two years later.
But the 31-year-old will arguably be remembered more for a number of suspensions than his performances on the pitch.
Looking back, however, his two year spell at Rangers will go down as one of the most settled of Mohsni’s career. Because he has bounced around a number of clubs and countries in the last four years without ever really being able to relax and nail down his place.
The six-time Tunisia international played for Angers and Paris FC in France, spent time with Etoile du Sahel in his homeland before returning to Scotland with second tier outfit Dundee United in 2018.
But where is Mohsni these days? After spending just two months in the orange of Dundee United, the experienced centre-back has now joined Greek second tier side Panachaiki on a contract until the summer of 2020 (Transfermarkt).
That’s right; he will soon have represented five different clubs since leaving Rangers just four years ago.
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