- The attacker arrived at St James' Park in an agreement of £ 21 million Atlanta in 2019
- He made 223 appearances and scored 30 goals during his period in Tyneside
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The Newcastle end, Miguel Almiron, has sealed a return to the MLS Atlanta United team after a six -year spell in the Premier League.
The 30 -year -old, who arrived at St James' Park in a change of £ 21 million Atlanta in January 2019, returned through the Atlantic in an agreement of £ 11 million.
He has signed a contract that will be extended until 2027, with the option of one more year.
Almiron leaves Tyneside to have made 223 appearances and scored 30 goals, perhaps the most notable of them the first game in a demolition of 4-1 in the Paris Saint-Germain Champions League last season.
Newcastle chief coach Eddie Howe said: 'In the name of the club, I want to thank Miggy for everything he has given us during our time together.
'He has been the best professional and has been a large part of some of our most memorable moments in recent seasons.
Newcastle Miguel Almiron's end has sealed a return to the MLS Atlanta United
Almiron scored 30 goals during his six -year period in Tyneside, but he has gone in an agreement of £ 11 million
He won the MLS Cup during his first spell in Atlanta and has signed a contract until 2027
“He is a great person and we will miss him a lot, but this is the correct movement at the right time for him and his family and we wish them the best.”
Almiron was the record firm of the Uracas, who took over Michael Owen, when Rafael Benítez recruited him.
However, he took 27 appearances to score his first goal for the club.
His outstanding season in Newcastle arrived in 2022-23, when he scored 11 goals to help the club to qualify for the Champions League for the first time in 20 years.
But it became an increasingly peripheral figure when the owners backed by the clubs of the club invested strongly in new recruits after their acquisition in October 2021.
“I am very happy to return to Atlanta United, a club and a city that has always held a special place in my heart,” Almiron said.
“I am grateful to Arthur M. Blank and the entire organization for the opportunity and I am anxious to meet with the fans of the Mercedes-Benz stadium and create more moments of joy together.”
Almiron won the MLS Cup during his first period in Atlanta in 2018.