Former Nigeria U20 international Moses Orkuma has completed a move to Moroccan powerhouse Raja Casablanca, signing a two-year contract with the North African club.
The Benue-born midfielder expressed his excitement about the transfer in a statement to ballgist.com.
“I’m overjoyed and feel great to join Raja Casablanca,” Orkuma said. “My goal is to win the league and help bring the club back to the top, where it rightfully belongs.”
Orkuma brings a wealth of experience from across Africa and the Middle East. He played in Tunisia with US Monastir, a club he described as his “home and family.”
“That is my home and family. It remains in my heart forever,” he added.
The 29-year-old has also featured for clubs in Nigeria, Libya, Qatar, Tunisia, and Kuwait, including stints at:
Lobi Stars (Nigeria)
Al Ahli Benghazi and Al Ahly Tripoli (Libya)
Umm Salal SC (Qatar)
Stade Gabesien and Étoile du Sahel (Tunisia)
Al Tadamon SC (Kuwait)
His arrival at Raja Casablanca is expected to bolster the team’s midfield as they look to reclaim dominance in the Moroccan Botola Pro and return to continental success.
