Bob Murphy Omoregbe: Torreense Complete Free Transfer for Novi Pazar Winger

Torreense have completed the signing of right winger Bob Murphy Omoregbe from Serbian side Novi Pazar on a free transfer, in a deal that officially begins on 2026-07-01 and runs until 2029-06-30.

The 22-year-old, who holds both Italian and Nigerian nationality, arrives in Portugal with a listed market value of €350k, but moves without a transfer fee after the expiry of his contract at Novi Pazar. The switch takes him from the Super Liga Srbije to Liga Portugal 2, confirming a new chapter abroad for the versatile wide player.

Omoregbe’s move sees him leave Novi Pazar, where he had been part of a squad competing in Serbia’s top flight. While the financial outlay for Torreense is limited to wages and associated costs, the club are adding a young attacking option in a key area of the pitch, capable of operating primarily as a right winger.

The transfer is fully agreed and finalized, with registration switching from the Serbian club to the Portuguese side. With his previous deal at Novi Pazar ending and no renewal in place, the winger effectively became a free agent before committing to Torreense on his new contract that is scheduled to expire on 2029-06-30.

Omoregbe’s profile is that of a modern wide forward: 22 years old, comfortable on the flank, and already experienced outside his countries of nationality, Italy and Nigeria. His time in Serbia’s Super Liga Srbije provided exposure to a physically demanding league, and a step into Liga Portugal 2 offers a different tactical environment and a platform that has often served as a springboard into the Portuguese top flight.

Torreense’s acquisition of a player valued at €350k without a fee represents a calculated piece of squad building. From Novi Pazar’s perspective, the departure ends his spell in Serbian football and frees up a non-domestic slot, but they lose a winger without direct financial compensation due to the free-transfer nature of the deal.

Although detailed match-by-match statistics, recent individual performances, and appearance totals for Omoregbe’s latest season are not specified in the available data, his continued presence in a top-division Serbian squad at 22 suggests he had done enough to attract attention from abroad and justify a multi-year commitment from Torreense.

Internationally, his dual Italy–Nigeria eligibility gives the move additional interest. Supporters and observers in both countries now have an emerging player to follow in Portugal’s second tier, where the blend of technical football and strong scouting links to larger European leagues could influence his long-term trajectory.

For Omoregbe, the confirmed transfer to Torreense is a clear opportunity: consistent minutes in Liga Portugal 2, a stable contract through to 2029-06-30, and a stage on which to increase his market value beyond the current €350k mark. How he adapts to Portuguese football will go a long way towards defining the next phase of his career and shaping his reputation as a young winger with cross-border experience.