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Enoch Morrison explains move to Sudanese giants Al Merrikh SC

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
July 21, 2026
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Ghanaian midfielder Enoch Morrison has revealed that his decision to join Sudanese powerhouse Al Merrikh SC was driven by his desire to embrace a fresh challenge and continue his professional growth.

The former Gor Mahia midfielder explained that after enjoying success and achieving several milestones in the Kenyan Premier League, he felt the time was right to seek a new environment that would further develop his career.

Speaking about the move, Morrison stated:

“I signed for Sudanese club Al Merrikh SC because I wanted a new challenge. I had already achieved a lot with Gor Mahia in the Kenyan Premier League, and I felt it was the right time to take the next step in my career.”

Morrison leaves Gor Mahia after a successful spell with the Kenyan giants, where he established himself as one of the club’s influential midfielders. His performances earned him admiration from supporters and football observers alike, thanks to his creativity, work rate, and ability to dictate play from midfield.

The move to Al Merrikh SC represents a significant step in the Ghanaian’s career, as the Sudanese club is widely regarded as one of the most successful and ambitious teams on the African continent. The club regularly competes for domestic honours and has a rich history in continental competitions.

For Morrison, the transfer offers an opportunity to test himself in a new football culture while competing at a higher level. The midfielder is expected to play a key role in Al Merrikh’s plans as they seek success both domestically and in African club competitions.

His comments reflect the ambitions of many African footballers who view new leagues and competitive environments as important stages in their professional development. Rather than remaining in a comfort zone, Morrison chose to challenge himself by taking on a fresh adventure in Sudan.

As he begins this new chapter, supporters of Al Merrikh will be hoping the Ghanaian midfielder can replicate the impressive form he displayed in Kenya and become a vital figure in the club’s pursuit of silverware.

The transfer marks another important milestone in Morrison’s career journey, one that he believes will help him continue to grow as a player while contributing to the ambitions of one of Africa’s most historic football clubs.

Tags: Al Merrikh SCEnoch MorrisonGhana Black StarsGhana FootballSudan Premier League
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