National winger Mohamadou Sumareh has returned to Malaysia after undergoing a four-month stint with Thai League club, Police Tero FC..
KUALA LUMPUR: National winger Mohamadou Sumareh has returned to Malaysia after undergoing a four-month stint with Thai League club, Police Tero FC.
The 26-year-old Malaysian-naturalised player thanked the Thai club for giving him a chance to play with them besides also treating his injury during his short stint with them.
“As challenging as the past was, it also prepared me for 2021, and I am ready physically and mentally.
“I have decided to return to Malaysia and I believe my experience with Police Tero was of great benefit,” he was quoted as saying in his latest entry on his Instagram account @sumareh_jnr26.
Sumareh had been involved in a rift with Sri Pahang FC after claiming that the Super League side did not pay his salary for a few months, forcing him to activate a clause in his contract that allows the player to leave the club.
He then joined Police Tero FC on September 7 but only made four appearances for the club.
Police Tero FC had decided not to extend his short-term playing contract beyond December.
It is believed Sumareh has been offered to join a top Super League team for the new season in February.
