Nigeria centre-forward Kingsley Eduwo has joined Tunisian club ES Sahel from Jordanian side Al-Ramtha SC, completing his latest move on 20 September 2026.
The 30-year-old Lagos-born striker returns to Tunisia after a brief spell in Jordan, having joined Al-Ramtha as a free agent on 7 September. His move to ES Sahel represents the latest step in a career that has taken him across clubs in Nigeria, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Jordan.
Eduwo began his senior career with Gateway United before moving to Sunshine Stars and then Lobi Stars. He left Lobi Stars for CS Sfaxien in January 2018 in a €205,000 transfer, establishing his career in North African football.
The forward later spent time on loan at Iraq’s Al-Najaf FC before returning to CS Sfaxien. He subsequently moved to Al-Orooba and then joined Esperance in January 2022 on a free transfer. During his time with Esperance, he was part of the squad that won the Tunisian league title in the 2021-22 season.
Eduwo moved to Al-Arabi in 2022, before returning to Tunisia with Club Africain in July 2023. He joined Algerian club ES Setif in January 2025 and then switched to Egyptian side El Masry later that year, again on a free transfer.
His time at El Masry ended with silverware, as the club won the Egyptian League Cup in the 2025-26 season. Eduwo also has a Tunisian Cup winner’s medal from his spell at CS Sfaxien in the 2020-21 campaign.
A right-footed attacker standing 1.80m tall, Eduwo adds experience of several domestic leagues to the ES Sahel squad. His arrival also marks a return to the Tunisian top flight, where he has previously represented CS Sfaxien, Esperance and Club Africain.
ES Sahel, whose full name is Etoile Sportive du Sahel, have secured Eduwo’s services after his short stay with Al-Ramtha. The Nigerian striker is now registered as an ES Sahel player.