Tusker FC is set to lose their star striker, Ryan Ogam, as he has reached a transfer agreement with Algeria’s USM Alger. The Algerian club has informed Tusker FC of their intention to trigger his release clause, Mozzart Sport can confirm.The 20-year-old has been in exceptional form for the Brewers, scoring 15 goals in 14 league matches during the first half of the season.Viborg rejects bid for 174 million-valued Harambee Stars defenderBarring any unforeseen circumstances, the former Rainbow FC player is expected to make the move to Algeria in the coming days.A source close to the developments has informed Mozzart Sport that Algerian club USM Alger has activated the release clause in the player’s contract, reached an agreement with him, and the transfer is nearly complete, clearing the way for his move to Algeria.##NAJAVA_MECA_8666759##“The deal is as good as done. USM Alger has triggered Ogam’s release clause, and he has agreed to personal terms with the club. All that remains are a few final steps to complete the transfer. He is excited about the new challenge,” the source revealed.This comes just a day after Ogam reaffirmed his commitment to Tusker FC, acknowledging that he had received offers from other clubs.“There has been interest, and I’ve received several offers from teams outside the country, but I am currently a Tusker FC player, and I have great respect for the club,” he said.Michael Olunga welcomes signing of former Chelsea midfielder to Al DuhailRegarding his future, the left-footed forward stated that any potential move would be discussed with Tusker FC and his representatives when the time is right.“I’ll sit down with the club and my representatives to decide what’s best for my future, but for now, I remain committed to Tusker FC and will continue working hard,” Ogam added.Tusker FC head coach Charles Okere praised Ogam’s performances but emphasized the importance of focusing on the remainder of the season.“We’re glad to hear there’s interest in him, but I want him to stay focused, finish the season strongly, and then we’ll see what happens. For now, he should concentrate on the task at hand,” Okere stated.Tanzanian club threatens to report Gor Mahia to FIFA
