Arsenal flop Philippe Senderos is poised to relaunch his career – in America’s “Space City” Houston after Ibrox exit
Rangers released the Swiss international defender in May but he has been given a trial by MLS outfit Dynamo
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ARSENAL flop Philippe Senderos is poised to relaunch his career - in America's "Space City" Houston.
Rangers released the Swiss international defender in May after just one season at Ibrox.
Senderos has now joined Houston Dynamo on trial.
If the 32-year-old impresses coach Wilmer Cabrera he will win a deal with the club currently third in Major League Soccer's Western Conference.
The centre-back made 116 Gunners appearances between 2003 and 2010, scoring four goals.
He also spent a season on loan to Everton, four years with Fulham and two campaigns with Aston Villa.
Former Rangers defender DaMarcus Beasley plays for Houston, while Owen Coyle managed the Texas club between 2014 and 2016.
Houston is home to NASA's Johnson Space Centre - the site of the Mission Control centre and the source of the phrase: "Houston, we have a problem."
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Senderos just made a handful of senior appearances last term following a disastrous debut in the 5-1 Old Firm defeat last September.
He was at fault for two Celtic goals, and saw red for a second booking.
Senderos also played for AC Milan and Valencia. He joined Rangers on a free transfer from Swiss club Grasshoppers last summer.
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