Gor Mahia right back Rooney Onyango has penned an emotional farewell message to the Gor Mahia fraternity after sealing a move to Norwegian club Sogndal Fotball.The farewell message confirms the Kenyan International has finally inked a deal with the second tier outfit after impressing in trials that lasted one month.##NAJAVA_MECA_8814332##The 23-year-old played in a series of friendlies for the Vestland-based outfit during their pre-season preparations and impressed the technical bench to sign him.In a message on his Instagram account to members of his club, the former Wazito FC defender confirmed his departure from K’Ogalo.“Dear Gor Mahia Family; Saying goodbye is never easy, but I leave with a heart full of gratitude. Together, we lifted the FKFPL title, the Charity Shield Cup, and created memories I will cherish forever,” reads the opening part of his message.Ex-Gor Mahia midfielder opens up on difficult exit and future aspirationsThe Harambee Stars defender went ahead to offer gratitude to the team’s stakeholders for their role in his growth.“To the fans, thank you for your unwavering support. Your passion made every match special. To my teammates, my brothers, keep pushing and making history. To the coaches and staff, your hard work made all of this possible, and I’m forever grateful,” reads part of the message.In conclusion, Rooney wished the team the best in today’s Mashemeji Derby and promised to join the Green Army as he departs from the paying unit.“As I start a new chapter, I will always remain a fan. Wishing you all the best, especially in the Mashemeji Derby. Boys, go out there and make us proud. CHUOR TIMBE! With love and gratitude, Rooney Onyango,” he concluded.Fast rising Wazito rightback Rooney Onyango hasn’t had smooth sailing to the top. But he is playing in the FKFPL now and aims even further https://t.co/Evd6hiaFfj— Mozzart Sport Kenya (@MozzartSportKe) October 8, 2021 Founded in 1926, Sogndal is a second tier club that plays its home matches at the 5600 capacity Fosshaugane Campus.Last season, they finished the league at 13th position, just one place ahead of the relegation zone of the 16-team league and will be hoping to do better in this season and preferably gain promotion to the top tier.Sogndal begins their league campaign on Monday 31 March away to Start in a match that will be staged at the Sparbanken Arena from 2000 hrs EAT.
