Michael Olunga part ways with Al Duhail

Michael Olunga part ways with Al Duhail

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Harambee Stars captain Michael Olunga has left the Qatari Stars League outfit Al-Duhail after a four-year stint.

The former Gor Mahia, Tusker and Thika United striker leaves as the club's all-time leading scorer with 130 goals.

The towering striker joined Duhail in 2021 on a three-season contract, for a reported transfer fee close to Ksh. 1 billion.

The now 31-year-old previously starred with Japanese club Kashiwa Reysol before making his big-money move to Qatar.

“The management of Al-Duhail Sports Club extends its gratitude and appreciation to Kenyan striker Michael Olunga the club's historical goal scorer for what he has given outstanding contribution and exceptional performance during his career with the first team,” Al-Duhail said in a statement.

“Olunga has been an example of professionalism and discipline on and off the pitch, he has contributed significantly to the club's many achievements and championships, and has also left a clear mark on the club's history through his decisive goals and contributions.”

“The Al-Duhail Club family wishes Michael Olunga all the best in his next stop and assures the club’s doors will remain open to the historic flood scorer. Thank you Olunga. You will always be an integral part of the Duhail family,” the club added.

Olunga took to social media to announce his departure from the club following an underwhelming season that saw Al Duhail finish trophyless.

“Veni Vidi Vici. Thank you for everything, Al Duhail, leaving as all-time goal scorer, 130 goals and memories, thank you for the trust,” said Olunga on his social media platforms.

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