Immediate former Nairobi City Stars midfielder Sven Yidah has expressed gratitude to his former club shortly after completing his move to South Afrcian top flight side Marumo Gallants.After almost a month of waiting due to delay in paperwork issues, the Kenyan international was officially unveiled by Marumo on Friday evening on their official social media platforms.Sven Yidah unveiled at South African top tier side Marumo GallantsBarely a day after, Yidah, who spent two years at Simba wa Nairobi after joining from Kariobangi Sharks, penned his farewell thanking the club for developing him into the player he currently is.“Dear Nairobi City Stars, thank you very much for the two years together. To my coaches Nicholas Muyoti, John Amboko, Sanjin Alagic and their entire technical bench, I say thank you very much for making me a better player by pushing me to do my best every day.To my teammates, thank you for being my second family all through my stay at the club. May God bless you all,” Yidah wrote.##NAJAVA_MECA_6580594##“Mr. Patrick Korir, our CEO and Mr. Samson Aloo, I am grateful for the mentorship and guidance you always provided. You made me a better human being. To all our fans, I am indebted to you. Your love and support has been there every day. I pray for you all to win in everything that you doI kindly request that you all continue supporting me and praying for me as I take up my new assignment,” the 23 year old defensive midfielder concluded.Former Nairobi City Stars defensive midfielder Sven Yidah officially unveiled at South African top flight side @_Marumogallants 🇰🇪 pic.twitter.com/C8YrQ7tvuc— Ochieng’ Stephen (@soo_ochieng) August 19, 2022 Yidah had already featured in a number of pre-season games including one against Kaizer Chiefs which was home to fellow Kenyan international Anthony Akumu who was released in July.The player is expected to bolster their squad that is preparing for a grueling season after qualifying for the 2022/2023 CAF Confederation Cup where they are set to face the winner between PWD Bamenda and Elgeco Plus in the second preliminary round.
