Collins Sichenje has become an FK Vojvodina player, as the Serbian Super League side activated the buyout clause of his AIK contract for 400,000 euros, Mozzart Sports Kenya understands.Only two months after arriving at Vojvodina on a six-month loan from Sweden’s top-tier side, the 20-year-old Kenyan international has made the city of Novi Sad his permanent home. He agreed on a three-year contract with the Red and Whites.Sichenje for Mozzart Sport: “I knew my moment would come no matter what, all I needed was patience”The defender, who will turn 21 in six days, made a dream debut for Vojvodina at the iconic Johann Cruyff Arena in the Europa League clash against Ajax in July. That was only the start of an almost perfect two months for Sichenje with Vojvodina. Despite their European football exit, the club’s board has been impressed with Sichenje’s performances, as he proved to be one of the best players in the team.He has made seven appearances for the century-old Serbian club and has already attracted the attention of several other significant European sides. Belgian giants Anderlecht were interested in Sichenje, offering 3,500,000 euros for the towering centre-back. However, he will stay in Serbia and, hopefully, thrive further to make a possible move to one of those top European leagues in the next few years.UEL: Sichenje makes dream debut as brave Vojvodina succumb to late loss against AjaxSichenje began his career at Kakamega High School’s Green Commandos before joining AFC Leopards in 2019.After two years with AFC Leopards, he moved briefly to Greece, signing for PAOK. Without making a single appearance for the Thessaloniki-based club, he returned to AFC Leopards in 2022.Later that year, he moved to Sweden, but did not get any playing time at AIK during the spring season and the summer pre-season, prompting the need for a new home. In Serbia, it seems he has finally found it.##NAJAVA_MECA_8325941##
