Christian Chukwu has left Perak FA to become a free agent, completing a move that formally lists his new status as “Without Club” after the end of his spell with the Malaysian side. The Nigerian attacking midfielder’s departure from Perak FA is registered as a confirmed transfer, with the switch to free agency taking effect from 2026-02-12 and his contract with Perak FA officially ending on 2026-02-12.
The move confirms that Chukwu, 23, is now unattached and available on a free transfer after a stint in Malaysia’s football system. No transfer fee was involved in the transaction from Perak FA to “Without Club”, and there is no recorded market value attached to the player at the time of the move. His new status opens the door for him to continue his career abroad, away from his home country of Nigeria, where he is registered as a Nigeria international by nationality, even if he has most recently been active in Asian club football rather than domestic Nigerian leagues.
Chukwu, whose main position is listed as attacking midfield, joined Perak FA from an unspecified previous club in the 2025–26 season. That earlier move into Malaysian football marked his first documented step into a recognized professional environment in the data, with Perak FA representing his only fully identified club before the current transition to free agency. During his time with Perak FA, he was registered within a competition category listed simply as “N/A”, underlining the limited public detail available about the precise league framework he competed in while in Malaysia.
The Nigerian playmaker, born in Abia and now in his early twenties, is classified strictly as an attacking midfielder, with no secondary positions recorded in the data. There are no official statistics provided on his goals, assists, minutes played or appearances for Perak FA, nor are there any recent match details, such as opponents, scorelines or individual performances, in the available record. Likewise, there is no information about his involvement with any national-team setup or any previous club spells beyond the generic “Unknown” designation before his arrival at Perak FA.
Reaction from fans or media in Nigeria, Malaysia or elsewhere cannot be gauged from the data, as there are no reports, commentary, or public statements attached to this transfer. Similarly, there is no indication yet of interest from other clubs or of which country or competition he might move to next, only the confirmed fact that he is now without a club and free to sign elsewhere.
What is clear from the information provided is that Chukwu’s immediate future is open. At 23 and already experienced in playing abroad, his status as a free agent gives him the flexibility to negotiate a new deal that could keep him outside Nigeria or potentially take him into a new league and environment altogether. How he and any future suitors handle this next step will determine the direction of his career and the platform from which he can build his reputation in the coming seasons.
