Africafoot’s live African football news tracker on 5 September 2026 features a move to the United Arab Emirates for Burkina Faso Under-20 international Fandino Dramane Coulibaly, the departure of Gabon striker Harrison Ondo-Eyi from RFC Seraing and a new midfield signing for Olympique de Beja.
Coulibaly leaves EFO for Gulf United FC
Fandino Dramane Coulibaly has begun a new chapter abroad after leaving EFO and the Burkinabe domestic league to continue his development in the Gulf region.
The young defender has joined Gulf United FC, who play in the second division of the United Arab Emirates. The transfer was reported by 226foot and sees Coulibaly move outside Burkina Faso for the first time in his career.
Coulibaly, who represents the Etalons at Under-20 level, has signed a one-year contract with Gulf United FC. The agreement also includes an option for a second season, giving the player and club the possibility of extending their relationship beyond the initial campaign.
The move represents an opportunity for the Burkina Faso youth international to gain experience in a new football environment while continuing his progression at club level. He leaves EFO and the local championship after establishing himself as a young defender with international potential.
Ondo-Eyi becomes a free agent after Seraing exit
RFC Seraing and Harrison Ondo-Eyi have ended their relationship by mutual agreement, the Belgian club confirmed in a statement published on its official website.
The 21-year-old Gabonese striker joined RFC Seraing in the summer of 2025 from Union Saint-Gilloise. He now leaves the club without a contract and is available to pursue a new opportunity.
Ondo-Eyi made 14 appearances for RFC Seraing last season. During that period, he scored once while playing for the Metallos.
The forward is now looking for a fresh professional challenge as he considers the next stage of his career. His departure brings to an end his spell with the Belgian side after one season.
Olympique de Beja add Benin international Ogoulola
Olympique de Beja have strengthened their midfield by signing Ibrahim Ogoulola for the next two seasons.
The 26-year-old joins the Tunisian top flight after being released from his contract with Al Nasr SC. His arrival gives Olympique de Beja an experienced option in the centre of the pitch as the club continues to build its squad.
Ogoulola can also operate in a more attacking role, making him capable of contributing in different positions. The Benin international has eight caps for his country and brings continental experience to the Tunisian team.
His versatility and international background were key features of the recruitment. Olympique de Beja’s decision to secure him on a two-year deal adds depth to their midfield and gives the club a player with experience of football beyond the domestic scene.
