Former Gor Mahia striker Jacques Tuyisenge has officially been unveiled in Angola after completing his 15 million move from the Kenyan Premier League champions.
The Rwandese international quit Gor in June after three years with the Hassan Oktay coached side. His move to the Angolan side fetched K’Ogalo a whopping 15 million and on Wednesday evening he was officially unveiled after landing in Angola from Rwanda.
Tuyisenge scored 64 goals in 129 appearances for Gor Mahia since joining the side from Rwandan Premier League club Police FC in January 2016.
Gor Mahia has so far signed Dennis Oalo as Tuyisenge’s replacement but coach Hassan Oktay insists the team must acquire two more strikers to replace the 27-year old.
The team is not complete. We need to sign at least three quality players to complement the ones we have already brought in or otherwise we will struggle for sure. If you ask me we need three players, two strikers and one wide player,” he said after his side was knocked out of Cecafa Kagame Cup by Green Eagles on Wednesday evening.
Other new players at K’ogalo include Curtis Wekesa from Nairobi Stima, Abdalla Shira and Tobias Otieno from Sony Sugar, Elvis Ronack from Nzoia, Dickson Ambundo from Alliance FC and David Mapigano from Singinda.
Gor Mahia former marksman Jacques Tuyisenge officially unveiled at Petro Atletico of Angola. We wish him all the best. #Sirkal pic.twitter.com/ucjlWYVA0f
— GOR MAHIA FC (@OfficialGMFC) July 18, 2019