Ex Leeds United star moved on again at the end of last month.
Souleymane Doukara is now at his third club since being released by Leeds United in 2017.
Doukara spent three seasons at Leeds after signing from Catania in 2014 under Massimo Cellino’s ownership.
The forward had a truly mixed time at Leeds, surviving several managers and lasting longer than most of the Cellino era signings.
He had some good moments too, the best being a thunderous strike against Nottingham Forest.
The low was receiving an eight game ban for an alleged bite on an opponent.
Now 27, Doukara has been on the move again this past month, landing a lucrative deal with Saudi Arabian side Al Ettifaq.
How did he get there?
After his deal was terminated by Leeds in 2017 having failed to find a buyer, Doukara signed with Turkish side Osmanlispor.
After just six months he switched clubs, joining Antalyaspor, who were looking for a replacement for none other than a declining Samuel Eto’o.
Doukara scored 16 times for the club in total, including 10 goals in 26 games last season.
It was the most prolific campaign of his career, with his highest tally for Leeds United being the six goals he netted in 2016/17.
His form last season saw interest rise in his signature and he made a £1.8 million move to Al Ettifaq towards the end of August.
He has played in both of their games to start he season, and is yet to get off the mark, but if he plays like he did in Turkey, it won’t be long.
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