Egyptian midfielder Mahmoud Hassan Trezeguet has been sent off in Aston Villa's clash against Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Saturday.
The Egyptian player was shown the yellow card in the 44th minute, before he was penalized for a second yellow, when he caught Zaha with a clumsy tackle after only nine minutes from the beginning of the second half.
Crystal Palace managed to break 10-man Villa’s resistance when Jordan Ayew curled a shot around Tom Heaton to clinch the victory and reap valuable three points for his side.
Trezeguet, who moved to Villa from Kasimpasa in July, took part in the previous three games with his side in the Premier League, but he failed to score any goal till now.
On July 24, Aston Villa completed the signing of Trezeguet from Turkey’s Kasimpasa in a deal worth up to £8.75 million.
The former Al-Ahly Player is playing alongside his fellow Ahmed El-Mohamady, who will play his third season with the Villans.
The 24-year-old delivered an effective performance with the Pharaohs in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.
He became the 12th Egyptian player joining the Premier League after Ahmed Hossam Mido, Ahmed Fathi, Hossam Ghaly, Mohamed Shawky, Amr Zaki, Ahmed Elmohamady, Gedo, Mohamed Salah, Mohamed Elneny, Ahmed Hegazi, and Ramadan Sobhi.
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