Momodou Ceesay in Kazakhstan

08/02/2013

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Gambia international Momodou Ceesay has moved from MSK Zilina to FC Kairat Almaty in the Kazakhstan Premier League.

After two and a half years on the team MSK Zilina has sent Gambian striker to FC Kairat Almaty, www.mskzilina.sk has stated.

The club’s statement pointed out: “Striker Momodou Ceesay has left the club six-times champion since 1st February and will operate in Kazakh team, FC Kairat Almaty. FC Kairat Almaty (Kazakhstan) have agreed to take Ceesay Gambian striker.

“Ceesay came to Zilina in the summer of 2010 and premiered in yellow and green jersey played for three seasons and featured in the Champions League. 

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Oboya poised for January switch

27/12/2012

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Kenya winger Patrick Oboya will be loaned out by his Slovakia top-tier club MFK Ruzomberok to Vietnamese side FC Binh Dinh in January.

The Slovakian league is on a three-month winter break, with MFK Ruzomberok chief Michal Mertinyák telling corgonliga.sk that the club will consequently farm out a number of their players.

“We have already begun the winter training. However, some of our talented young footballers who need regular playing time, will be hosted elsewhere with some starting in Dunaszerdahely. Patrick Oboya is heading to Vietnam,” Mertinyák said.

Oboya said he was happy with the deal and expressed optimism that he would impress at the new team.

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Motha leaves Slovakian side

12/01/2012

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_South African Bridget Motha has left Slovakian top-flight side Senica FC and will return to First Division FC Cape Town.

The Under-23 international spent six months on loan with Senica but was hampered by injury that limited him to just five starts for the side.

Selected as a first-choice when available, a serious hamstring injury meant he did not play after August 4, his final appearance coming in a Uefa Europa League loss to Red Bull Salzburg.

His exit from Slovakia follows that of Sibusiso Ntuli, who spent a successful loan spell at top-flight FC Nitra, but has returned to FC Cape Town after the clubs could not agree a fee for his permanent services.
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Thulani Serero inspires Ajax comeback

22/08/2011

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Thulani Serero again came off the bench to help Ajax Amsterdam to a 2-2 draw away to VV Venlo at the weekend. 

The defending Dutch Eredivisie champions were trailing 2-0 when Serero entered the fray just past the hour-mark, but within six minutes of his arrival they had pulled back to 2-2.
 
Also in Holland, Kamohelo Mokotjo played the final nine minutes as Feyenoord stumbled to a 1-1 draw away at Heracles.

In the Slovakian top-flight, Sibusiso Ntuli continued his fine form for FC Nitra, starting and scoring in the 2-0 away win over Kosice that keeps his side second in the table.
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Sibusiso Ntuli nets on debut

20/07/2011

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South African youngster Sibusiso Ntuli had a dream debut for his new Slovakian top-flight side FC Nitra.

The 22-year-old came on as a second-half substitute in the 2-1 victory for his side over Dukla Banská Bystrica and netted with 14 minutes to go to secure the win.

The ink was barely dry on the player’s contract having moved from South African First Division side FC Cape Town when he netted on debut.

Ntuli has signed on loan with Nitra for six months, after which the Slovakian side will decide whether to sign him on a permanent basis.
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Bridget Motha gets Slovakia deal

04/07/2011

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Former youth international Bridget Motha will be playing in the Europa League this season after signing a two-year contract with Slovakia Super Liga club FK Senica.

Motha signed his new deal yesterday, making his move from First Division side FC Cape Town.

Errol Dicks, chairman of FC Cape Town, confirms that the 25-year-old midfielder has signed his deal with Senica, who will be playing in the Europa League by virtue of having finished second last season.

“The boy has signed a two-year contract after impressing the club during the three weeks that he spent at the club. This is a lovely deal for the boy and it will change his life going forward. It has always been my dream to send boys overseas,” Dicks tells KickOff.com.
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