Pascal Tolno leaves Sha Tin for Supreme after nine years in Hong Kong

Hong Kong and Guinea attacking midfielder Pascal Tolno has joined Supreme from Sha Tin on a free transfer, completing his move to the Hong Kong First Division club on 1 September.

Tolno, 37, switches clubs after spending the past decade with Sha Tin, where he arrived in July 2016. The move takes him from the Hong Kong Premier League to Supreme’s First Division squad and gives the club an experienced option in attacking midfield.

The right-footed player was part of the Sha Tin side that won the Hong Kong Lower Division Cup in the 2017-18 season. That remains the only achievement recorded during his career, which has been spent in Hong Kong football.

Tolno’s transfer was registered at the start of the 2026-27 campaign. He had not featured for Sha Tin in the Hong Kong Premier League before his departure, with the club having played two possible matches in the season.

Supreme compete in the Hong Kong First Division, while Sha Tin are listed in the Hong Kong Premier League. Tolno’s arrival therefore represents a change of division as well as a move between clubs, with the midfielder now entering a new chapter after his long association with Sha Tin.

Born on 2 February 1989, Tolno holds Hong Kong and Guinean nationality. He stands at 1.73m and operates primarily behind the forwards, offering Supreme an attacking midfield presence for the remainder of the campaign.

The free transfer brings to an end Tolno’s time at Sha Tin, where he had been registered since 2016. He joined Supreme on 1 September 2026 and is now a player of the Hong Kong First Division club.