Guinea midfielder Aboubacar Sidiki Berete makes Tunisia move from Milo FC

Guinean midfielder Aboubacar Sidiki Berete has left Milo FC of Kankan to join Tunisian top-flight club CS Hammam-Lif on a two-season contract.

The 24-year-old’s move was officially announced by CS Hammam-Lif on Instagram. He is now tied to the club until June 2028, marking a new stage in his career after his time with Milo FC, who compete in Guinea’s Ligue 1 Guicopres.

Berete’s destination is Ligue 1 Pro, the top division in Tunisia. CS Hammam-Lif confirmed the agreement through its social media channels, completing the transfer from the Kankan-based Guinean side.

The midfielder’s departure from Milo FC is the latest development highlighted by Africafoot in its live news coverage of African football. The platform’s transfer feed includes rumours, confirmed moves, records and other developments involving African players, whether directly or indirectly connected to the continent’s football industry.

For CS Hammam-Lif, the agreement secures Berete’s services through June 2028. For the player, the transfer takes him from Guinea’s domestic league to Tunisia’s Ligue 1 Pro. The deal has been described as covering two seasons.

Africafoot’s coverage focuses exclusively on football connected to Africa and follows both sporting and financial aspects of the game. Its reporting examines the earnings of players, their estimated market values, their personal stories and how those values develop throughout their careers.

The website says its editorial team is made up of people passionate about African football and concentrates on subjects linking money and the sport. Its reports aim to provide detailed answers to questions such as how much a player earns, what a player is worth, and how his value has changed over time.

The transfer was included in Africafoot’s 9 August 2026 news thread, which brings together updates from across the continent. The publication’s football coverage includes developments involving players, clubs and competitions in countries including Algeria, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, the Republic of the Congo, Ivory Coast, Egypt, Gabon, Nigeria, Guinea, Mali, Morocco, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Senegal, Togo, Tunisia and Ghana.

Berete’s move is therefore presented within a broader stream of African football news rather than as an isolated transfer report. The central development remains his switch from Milo FC to CS Hammam-Lif, with the Tunisian club confirming the agreement and setting the length of his stay until June 2028.

Africafoot, whose current publishing period is covered under its 2022–2026 copyright notice, continues to provide live updates on transfer activity and wider developments involving African footballers.