Karl Toko Ekambi has officially joined Umm Salal after ending his spell with Al-Arabi, opening a new chapter in Qatar for the Cameroon international.
The 34-year-old striker’s move is one of the notable transfers in the local transfer window. He brings significant experience of Qatari football to his new club, along with a proven eye for goal.
Umm Salal will hope Ekambi’s experience and attacking quality can help the club achieve its objectives this season.
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