Mohamed Bajaber’s time at Simba SC appears to be drawing to a quiet but decisive close, with the Kenyan winger expected to leave the Tanzanian giants ahead of the new season.
The 23-year-old has yet to report for pre-season duties, remaining in Kenya while preparations intensify in Dar es Salaam. His absence has only deepened indications that he is no longer part of the club’s plans, despite having a year left on his current contract.
All indication suggests that both player and club are aligned on a separation, signaling the end of a spell that once carried promise but has now stalled. Bajaber, known for his pace and attacking flair, has struggled to secure a consistent role, and the current technical setup appears ready to move in a different direction.
For Simba SC, the decision reflects a broader effort to reshape the squad ahead of a demanding campaign domestically and in continental competitions. The club has been active in reassessing its options, with an emphasis on players who fit the evolving tactical approach.
For Bajaber, the focus shifts to opportunity. At 23, he remains at a stage where regular playing time and the right environment could reignite his trajectory. His decision to stay in Kenya during pre-season is widely viewed as a signal that discussions over his future are already underway.
As he explores his next destination, interest is expected from clubs within East Africa and potentially beyond, drawn by a player who still possesses the attributes to make an impact in the right system.
