Nigeria left winger Daniel Etor has joined Lebanese Premier League club Shabab Al-Sahel from Al-Shabab Club, completing his move on 20 September 2026.
The 33-year-old arrives in Lebanon after a spell with Al-Shabab Club and adds extensive experience from across African and Asian football to Shabab Al-Sahel’s squad. Etor is a left-footed attacker who can operate from the left side of the forward line.
Etor began his senior career in Nigeria, playing for Karamone FC, Supreme Court, ABS FC and Niger Tornadoes before moving to Akwa United on loan during the 2011-12 season. He later returned to Niger Tornadoes and subsequently joined Enyimba Aba, where he won the Nigerian championship in the 2014-15 season.
The winger moved from Enyimba Aba to Rangers in December 2016, before leaving Nigeria for Al-Nasr in 2017. His career then continued in Oman, where he represented Muscat Club, Al-Suwaiq, Al-Qasim SC, Sur SC, Sohar SC and Oman Club.
Etor’s record includes 71 appearances and 13 goals in the Nigerian Professional Football League, along with 41 appearances and 10 goals in the Jindal League. He has also featured in the CAF Champions League, CAF Confederation Cup and AFC Cup qualifying rounds.
Before his latest move, Etor joined Al-Shabab Club from Bisha FC in February 2026. His previous transfers also included moves from Oman Club to Bisha FC and from Sohar SC to Oman Club.
Shabab Al-Sahel have now secured the services of an experienced Nigerian wide player with a career spanning domestic football in Nigeria, Oman, Iraq and the Gulf region. Etor’s arrival gives the Lebanese club another established option on the left flank as they prepare for the new campaign.
The move to Shabab Al-Sahel was completed on 20 September 2026.