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Former Ghana U-23 attacker Samuel Obeng has signed for Moroccan side Wydad Athletic Club.
The 27-year-old is back on African terrain after spending close to a decade in Spain, with stints at clubs including Girona, Calahorra, Oviedo, and Huesca.
Samuel moves to his new club from Portuguese side Casa Pia, having been limited to four starts this season.
He scored one goal in 11 appearances this term.
Wydad sit fourth on the Moroccan league log with 33 points after Week 19.
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