Post by Taxigirl on Jul 9, 2004 17:22:00 GMT
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GOOD LUCK AND I WILL MISS YOU BUNDLES
Leeds defender Ian Harte has signed a four-year deal with Spanish La Liga side Levante.
The 26-year-old left-back will join up with Sweden international Johan Mjallby, who recently left Celtic.
"I am joining an ambitious club and I want to make my mark and remain here for several years," said Harte.
The Valencia-based club face their first season in the Spanish top flight for 39 years after winning promotion last season.
"I know they are a team who have only recently been promoted from the second division, but I have a lot of confidence in them," said the Republic of Ireland international.
Harte admitted it had been a difficult choice for him to leave Leeds.
"I am sad to have left Leeds, because I have left some good friends there." "But I think I have made a positive step in my career coming to Levante, I was surprised by the reception I received at the airport and I hope to give the fans something to be happy about on the pitch," Harte added.
GOOD LUCK AND I WILL MISS YOU BUNDLES
Leeds defender Ian Harte has signed a four-year deal with Spanish La Liga side Levante.
The 26-year-old left-back will join up with Sweden international Johan Mjallby, who recently left Celtic.
"I am joining an ambitious club and I want to make my mark and remain here for several years," said Harte.
The Valencia-based club face their first season in the Spanish top flight for 39 years after winning promotion last season.
"I know they are a team who have only recently been promoted from the second division, but I have a lot of confidence in them," said the Republic of Ireland international.
Harte admitted it had been a difficult choice for him to leave Leeds.
"I am sad to have left Leeds, because I have left some good friends there." "But I think I have made a positive step in my career coming to Levante, I was surprised by the reception I received at the airport and I hope to give the fans something to be happy about on the pitch," Harte added.