Money Speaking; Nigerian Striker Dumps Mold, Moves To Saudi Arabian Club
Nigerian striker Leke James has ported from Molde to Saudi Arabian club “Al-Qadisiyah” for an undisclosed fee, this move most people speculate was made for the money.
The 28-year-old Kaduna-born finished as Molde’s leading scorer last season with 15 goals from 31 appearances.
However, Molde keen to tie Leke to a new contract but the offer from Al-Qadisiyah was too good for him to turn down.
The Saudi Arabian giant confirmed the move on the club’s YouTube page.
Leke started his career with Bridge Boys in Nigeria before a spell at Aalesund, Beijing Enterprises and Molde.
The Nigerian striker hopes to make his debut for Al-Qadisiyah against Al Wahda on January 31st.
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