Johnny Football is coming to Canada.

According to his personal Twitter account, the 25-year-old quarterback announced he's taking his talents north to play in the Canadian Football League, where he's reportedly signed a deal with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

 

The former Heisman Trophy winner has been rumored to be signing with the club since March of 2017 when the Ti-Cats first got ahold of his negotiation rights.

According to sources, Manziel is in Hamilton where he’ll be undergoing a physical exam, and then will officially sign with Hamilton once the results of the physical are in. The deal is expected to be for two-years. On top of signing with the football club, Manziel has also inked a deal to join Barstool Sports where he'll be a contributing voice on a podcast. 

 

BREAKING: #JohnnyManziel has signed with the @hamiltontigercats of the @cfl.

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Manziel joins an exclusive list of former NFLers that have tried their hand up in Canada: Trent Richardson, Vince Young, Michael Sam, Chad Johnson, Ricky Williams, Andre Rison, Lawrence Phillips, Doug Flutie, Dexter Manley and Rocket Ismail. 

Here's the latest intel from TSN's Matthew Scianitti.

Stay tuned for more details.