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Emilio Izaguirre will leave Celtic to join Saudi Arabian side Al-Fayha after seven years at the club for a fee of £1.25 million.
The left-back signed from Motagua in 2010 and will put pen to paper on a two-year deal  according to the Daily Record and will join their squad in Austria this week for a training camp.
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He became an important member of the team and played a big role in some of the club’s most iconic moments, such as the 2012/13 Champions League run under Neil Lennon, where the Scottish champions reached the last-16.
The Honduran international was awarded the Scottish Premier League Player of the Year among a number of other awards in his debut season, 2010/11, due to his consistent form and impressive ability.
Despite not playing regularly last season given the form of youngster Kieran Tierney, Izzy leaves on a high given his special relationship formed over the years with the Celtic fans.
Now 31, it’s understandable that he wants to be at a club that allows him to play on a regular basis having made over 250 appearances for Celtic.
