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His next move is yet to be known, but it has been reported he could opt for a knee surgery after existing nagging irritations that have prevailed for quite some time now.
Uganda Cranes playmaker and attacker Allan Okello has moved separate ways with Algerian outfit Paradou AC, it's official.
The former KCCA FC star has made it public knowledge in an early morning post on his social media handles, asserting the two parties reached a mutual understanding before a decision was taken.
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"After careful consideration, we have mutually agreed to terminate my contract," revealed Okello.
"This decision was not made lightly, and it comes after extensive reflection on both my personal and professional aspirations."
Okello joined the Algerians in 2020 on a long-term four-year contract from KCCA, and he still had a year to run before it was cut short.
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"I believe this is the right step for both parties, and I'm excited for the next chapter in my career," Okello added.
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The star, who was in his second stint at KCCA last season, albeit, on loan from Paradou AC, is reportedly on the market for takers.
He actively played for Paradou for two years but re-joined KCCA at the start of last season on a loan deal, where he made eight assists and scored five times in the Uganda Premier League.
His next move is yet to be known, but it has been reported he could opt for a knee surgery after existing nagging irritations that have prevailed for quite some time now.
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The playmaker might have made a few appearances for Lango Province in the FUFA Drum but he is carrying a nagging knee injury that will require surgery for him to return to his former best.
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Meanwhile, reports over a month back had it that Okello had drawn massive interest from the reigning league champions, Vipers SC.
Now 23, the KCCA graduate rose to the limelight in 2017 as a 16-year-old and was immediately coded 'the next big thing' as he netted a hat-trick on his senior debut against Onduparaka FC.
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