Africa-Press – Botswana. Botswana striker Tumisang “Teenage” Orebonye has officially joined Moroccan giants Wydad Casablanca on a two-year contract, with an option to extend. The deal marks a significant step in his professional career as he returns to Morocco, where he previously played for AS FAR.
Orebonye arrives from Libya’s Al-Ittihad, where he showcased consistent scoring ability and became a key player in the team’s attacking lineup. His move to Wydad Casablanca is seen as a strategic signing aimed at strengthening the club’s forward options ahead of domestic and continental competitions.
Known for his agility, finishing skills, and work rate, Orebonye has also been an important figure in the Botswana national team. His experience in North African leagues is expected to help him adapt quickly to the tactical demands at Wydad Casablanca.
The two-year contract with an extension option provides both the player and the club flexibility. Wydad Casablanca aims to leverage Orebonye’s experience to boost performance in the Moroccan league and CAF Champions League campaigns. Fans and analysts anticipate that his arrival will enhance the team’s attacking depth and contribute to their pursuit of domestic and continental titles.
This move continues Orebonye’s trajectory as one of Botswana’s most prominent football exports, reinforcing his reputation as a player capable of competing at higher levels in African football.
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