From the right-back position, Marcus Pedersen has proven, especially for Norway, he is very effective in initiating a balanced attack, which was national team manager Ståle Solbakken’s strength in this summer’s World Cup.

Pedersen, who comes from Hammerfest, started his career in Tromsø, before his talent brought him on to Molde and in 2021 out into the southern world to the Netherlands. -Since then, he has been out, although on a couple of occasions there has been talk of a return to Norway later this summer after it became clear he wanted to tell Italy.

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Marcus Pedersen has signed a contract with Olympiakos until the summer of 2030

The Norwegian World Cup player Marcus Pedersen, 26, has done his part in Italy. On Saturday, it became clear that the right-back will leave Turin in favor of play for the Greek big club Olympiakos in the future on a transfer worth 6 million euros.

Pedersen has 64 appearances for Torino and also has experience from clubs such as Feyenoord, Molde, Sassuolo and Tromsø.

This summer, the 26-year-old was part of the Norwegian national team that made it to the quarter-finals of the World Cup. He scored one goal and played four games in the championship. In total, he has 36 A-caps for Ståle Solbakken’s side.

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Now a new chapter in Greek football awaits the right-back.