FORMER Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo has been tasked with an Amazon delivery… after joining a club in the Brazilian rainforest.

The Frenchman had been without a club since leaving Chinese side Qingdao Red Lions last autumn.

LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 26: Yaya Sanogo of Arsenal celebrates after scoring the opening goal during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund at the Emirates Stadium on November 26, 2014 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images)Arsenal flop Yaya Sanogo has signed for his ninth club amid a globe-trotting careerYaya Sanogo - RedditSanogo joined Brazilian second-tier club Amazonas FC

But Sanogo, who won the 2014 FA Cup with , has now signed a nine-month deal with Brazilian second-tier club Amazonas FC.

Founded under six years ago, they are based at Manaus in rural northwestern .

The capital city of Amazonas state, with a two million population, it lies by the Amazon river in the heart of the world famousrainforest.

The club has made a dismal start to its new season, losing three and drawing one of its opening four games.

But president Weslley Couto announced to Brazilian media that he has pulled off a coup by securing ‘s signature.

The Paris-born striker made 20 Arsenal appearances, scoring one goal.

He also had spells with , Charlton and Huddersfield as well as playing for Ajax, Auxerre and Toulouse.

Sanogo bizarrely joined Armenian side Urartu for the 2023-24 season before moving to .

He scored seven goals in 19 games for Qingdao, but was not offered a new deal.

The globe-trotting frontman will now ply his trade in a sixth different country.

Sanogo said last November: “I'm now out of contract, and I am open to anything.

“I've enjoyed being in China, but let's see what project I will go for.

“I have had a number of phone calls, and the omens are good – especially from clubs in Europe.

“I hope to get fixed up soon. I've not set myself a definite target – I just want to enjoy myself and have fun.

“With all the struggles I have had in my career, that is truly my aim now.”