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Moses Odhiambo aka “Odhis Dube” has signed for Omanian side Salalah.<\/p>\n
Odhiambo has been one of the best and most consistent performers for Kogalo over the past 3 years. He is a classy playmaker whose cultured feet have set up many goals for the Kogalo striking force. Aside from setting up goals, Odhiambo has been a hardworker on defence , tracking back to help the defence as neccesary. His consisstency has seen him be one of the few players to maintain a place in the starting lineup. In 2012 he was voted as Midfielder of the year by the club.<\/p>\n
Salalah’s Serbian head coach Goran Miscevic said he was impressed by the player\u2019s brand of football and his fighting spirit that has been his hallmark. He termed the dread locked player as a player worth signing adding that he will add more value to his team.<\/p>\n
Miscevic told supersport.com<\/em> \u201cMoses Odhiambo is a naturally gifted midfielder who can also score vital goals. I have been monitoring him and I have been impressed with his quality and he is a player who can really benefit Salalah in midfield that is why I have signed him,\u201d<\/p>\n Odhiambo on his part said he was delighted with the move saying it has always been his desire to join the paid ranks to improve his game.<\/p>\n \u201cGor Mahia is a team I love with all my heart and cannot forget the undying support of the fans and my fellow players who have been there for me. As a footballer we always dream of moving up the ladder and that is why I decided to give Salalah move a chance since it may also open windows for other players.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI want to thank Gor Mahia technical bench and office and assure them that I will always have them in my heart as I go for this great challenge at Salalah a team with great history and tradition in Oman\u201dOdhiambo told supersport.com<\/em> before departing via Ethiopian Airways.<\/p>\n Odhiambo is expected to sign a lucrative one year deal reportedly worth $80,000. Salalah are said to have splashed sh 6.4 million as the transfer fee.<\/p>\n Aside from being a setup man, Odhiambo has scored several crucial goals for Kogalo. Most notable was his headed goal against AFC Leopards in the second leg match of the 2011 season. he is also known to be disciplined and a hard worker and has been a role model for other players.<\/p>\n The talented midfielder first came to prominence in 2003 when he turned out for the now defunct Utalii FC before going to APR of Rwanda and later Moro United, Simba SC and Yanga of Tanzania.<\/p>\n Though he will be missed, this column would like to thank Moses Odhiambo for his stellar performances over the past 3 years and wish him the very best in Oman.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t