Former France international David Trezeguet has left United Arab Emirates side Bani Yas after just two appearances citing a persistent thigh injury.
Trezeguet, 34, joined the UAE Pro League runners-up in August on a one-year deal after leaving Spanish club Hercules.However, a long-standing thigh problem hindered Trezeguet, who has now been released from his contract.
In quotes appearing on the Asian Confederation website, Bani Yas head coach Gabriel Calderon said: "David is a good person and I have a lot of respect for him because he was a big player.
"But I let him go. I told him to go. David did not want to be here and I do not want unhappy players at the club. It was best for everyone that he has gone.''
Trezeguet was once one of Europe's most feared striker, scoring 171 goals during a decade at Juventus and winning both the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000, scoring a golden goal winner in the latter.
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