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St Johnstone sign winger De Eulate on two-year deal
[SNS] Unax Alvarez de Eulate believes St Johnstone will "be a nice place for me to play" after moving to the Scottish Premiership club on a two-year contract. The deal for the 24-year-old is subject to a work permit and clearance. De Eulate leaves CD Guadalajara and was previously with CD Toledo. "This is a very good opportunity for me," he told St Johnstone media. "When I saw the club and its history, I felt that this would be a nice place for me to play. I have not played out of Spain but I know this league will be a good level with good fans. "Technically, I feel I am good and I always like to have a good connection with my team-mates. That is very important to me. I'm a fast player and of course like to score goals."
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