After signing an initial six-month loan with Finnish side AC Oulu, Kenyan midfielder Magnus Breitenmoser has extended his loan move from the Swiss side FC Thun, inking a new one-year deal.The new contract will see the 23-year-old feature for Oulu in the 2022 season after escaping relegation from the top tier by a whisker after winning the relegation round playoffs. AC Oulu, FC Thun ja Magnus Breitenmoser ovat päässeet sopimukseen, joka pitää keskikenttäpelaajan ensi kauden lainalla Oulussa.Lue lisää:https://t.co/6vBL2JBhKC#ACOulu#Oulu#Laivastonsiniset#Veikkausliiga#PohjoistaVoimaa pic.twitter.com/y6IuAlF3tF— AC Oulu (@ACOulu) December 9, 2021 Speaking after putting pen to paper, Breitenmoser noted that he plans to add goals to his game next season and become a leader on the pitch.“We have a whole new team, which makes the situation different and we have some players from the previous season. We need to team up and be a team that is extremely important in football,” “My own goal next season is to become a leader and score goals and create goals,” said Breitenmoser.Thun released a statement confirming the extension of the loan deal with Oulu but a clause in the contract could see him return to Thun in the summer of 2022. “Magnus Breitenmoser is staying with the Finnish club AC Oulu for the time being. His loan contract there will be extended until the end of 2022,”“However, FC Thun Berner Oberland has the option to bring Breitenmoser back early in the summer. We wish Magnus continued success!” read a statement from Thun.Magnus Breitenmoser bleibt vorerst beim finnischen Club AC Oulu. Sein Leihvertrag dort wird bis Ende 2022 verlängert. Der FC Thun Berner Oberland besitzt jedoch die Option, Breitenmoser frühzeitig im Sommer zurückzuholen. Wir wünschen Magnus weiterhin viel Erfolg!#wahriliebi pic.twitter.com/jrHOm82cc2— FC Thun Berner Oberland (@fcthun_official) December 9, 2021 The midfielder who is born to a Kenya mother Hannah Ndungu and a Swiss father joined Oulu back in July and featured 18 times, managing to convenience the club to extend his deal.
