Louis Pahama Ndualu has completed a move to Iraqi Premier League side Diyala FC, marking the next step in his career following his departure from Bulgarian club Dunav.
The Congolese forward had been a free agent since leaving the Bulgarian outfit after a brief spell.
The transfer presents a fresh challenge for Ndualu, who previously trained at AS Monaco’s academy in 2012.
The former Grasse and Toulon player, who spent time in the lower tiers of French football, will now look to make an impact in Iraq’s top flight.
Diyala FC is already well into its domestic campaign, meaning Ndualu will need to adapt quickly and prove his value to the coaching staff.
With competition for places in the squad, he will be eager to make an immediate impression and secure a regular role in the team’s plans.
At Diyala, Ndualu will reunite with compatriot Jesus Moloko Ducapel, who is also part of the squad.
However, reports suggest Ducapel could be on his way out, as speculation grows over his future at the club.
