- Timothy Ouma officially became a Slavia Praha player over the weekend.
- He joined Slavia Praha from Swedish side IF Elfsborg.
- Ouma has picked the match between IF Elfsborg and AS Roma as the best of his career so far.
Harambee Stars midfielder Timothy Ouma has disclosed the most memorable game of his promising career after sealing a transfer move from IF Elfsborg to Czech Republic side Slavia Praha.
Ouma, who was unveiled on Sunday, penned a long-term deal that will see him play for the Czech Republic side until 2029.
Although the two clubs decided not to make public the transfer fee, various reports allege that it is around Ksh 473 million.
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“Twenty-year-old central midfielder and Kenyan international Timothy Noor Ouma is joining Slavia from Swedish Elfsborg.
The great talent of European football has signed a contract with Eden until June 30, 2029. Both clubs agreed not to disclose the transfer fee” read part of the statement from the club.
The former Nairobi City Stars player became Slavia Praha’s fifth acquisition during the January transfer window.
The Jindrich Trpisovsky coached side had already secured the services of David Moses, Jakub Markovic, Divino Teah and Vasiljuj Kusej.
Ouma stated during his first interview with the club’s editorial team that is looking forward to marketing himself and his country.
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Most memorable match
Furthermore, when asked whether the Europa League match between IF Elfsborg and Alkmaar where the former suffered a 3-2 defeat was the best in his career, the Laiser Hill Academy product had a different pick.
“That was probably the second best. I had a goal and an assist, but we lost. My best match was against AS Roma, which we beat at home 1-0.
That was an unforgettable evening for the club. And for me too… I played against top big players, but I started with the basics,” explained Ouma.
The box to box midfielder is expected to make his debut for Slavia Praha on Sunday, February 16 when the club hosts Banik in a Czech First League tie at the Eden Arena.
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