Oumar Sangare: Ivory Coast left-back joins Altludersdorf on free transfer

Ivory Coast defender Oumar Sangare has joined Altludersdorf from TuS Makkabi II on a free transfer, strengthening the Brandenburgliga club with an experienced 33-year-old left-back.

Sangare moves to Germany’s Altludersdorf after spending the previous two seasons with TuS Makkabi II. The transfer was completed on 12 August 2026, with no contract expiry date disclosed.

The defender has built much of his career in German football, representing clubs including Novi Pazar/Mar., Turkiyemspor, Fuchse Berlin, Bes. Berlin and Kopenicker SC. He began his senior career with BFC Dynamo after progressing from the club’s under-19 side.

Sangare’s honours include winning the Berlin Cup with BFC Dynamo in the 2012-13 season. He later played for BFC Dynamo II before moving to SFC Stern in January 2015.

His recorded senior appearances include 80 matches in the Berlin-Liga, in which he scored seven goals, as well as 20 appearances and three goals in the NOFV-Oberliga Nord. He has also featured 12 times in the Berliner Pokal, scoring four goals.

The move gives Altludersdorf a defender with experience across several levels of the German football system. Sangare has operated primarily at left-back and joins after a free-transfer switch from TuS Makkabi II.

Born in Abidijan, Sangare represents Cote d’Ivoire by nationality. His career has remained centred in Germany, where he has played for clubs in Berlin and the surrounding regional competitions since entering senior football.

Altludersdorf are the latest club to add Sangare to their squad, following a sequence of free transfers throughout his career. His move from TuS Makkabi II was formally completed on 12 August 2026.