Slavia Prague’s latest acquisition Timothy ‘Babu’ Ouma has been tipped to follow in the footsteps of former Inter Milan midfielder McDonald Mariga by winning the UEFA Champions League.Ouma made a Ksh473 million switch from Swedish side IF Elfsborg to Czech outfit Slavia Prague and was officially unveiled on Sunday 2 February.##NAJAVA_MECA_8674873##Renowned football agent Patrick Mörk, who represents the footballer and facilitated the move to the Czech Republic, disclosed that Ouma had other offers but chose Slavia for specific reasons.“We got the deal you wanted, despite so many other offers. Slavia Prague will be the perfect next step in your career,” reads part of Mörk’s statement on Instagram, accompanied by photos of himself and Ouma during the unveiling at Slavia.Why Congolese forward feels Gor Mahia will beat Police, Tusker to FKFPL titleThe Barcelona-based agent went on to praise the Kenya international and predicted glory in arguably the world’s best club football tournament.“Since I saw you for the first time in the Kenyan league, I was convinced you would become the next McDonald Mariga and one day win the Champions League! Good luck at Slavia, Timo,” the post continued.Mörk secured the transfer in collaboration with Kenyan agent Jamal Ibrahim, who has also been representing the 20-year-old.“And thank you to agent partner Jamal Ibrahim for the cooperation, as always,” Mörk concluded.Shock as Kenya Police FC claim rival FKF PL club tried to smuggle coffin into stadium overnigtMörk has been involved in the transfers of several Kenyan players, especially to Sweden, including 18-year-old Stanley Wilson to AIK, Ouma, and Humphrey Aroko, who is currently on trials with AIK at their camp in Marbella, Spain.Just like Ouma’s former side Elfsborg, his current club Slavia was also eliminated from the UEFA Europa League league phase, finishing 30th with just five points.However, Slavia is currently leading the Chance Liga with 53 points after 20 rounds of matches. The Czech giants hold a 10-point lead at the top of the table and are favourites to win the league after a three-year wait.Kenyan academy fights for share of Harambee Stars midfielder’s Ksh465 million transfer fee
