Tusker confirm exit of Austrian Bundesliga-bound Harambee Stars striker
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The 21-year-old is expected to link up with Wolfsberger AC after the international break and could make his debut against Red Bull Salzburg
Tusker FC has officially confirmed the departure of their prolific striker, Ryan Wesley Ogam, to Austrian Bundesliga outfit Wolfsberger AC.
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The deal marks a major career leap for the 21-year-old Harambee Stars forward.
The move, first revealed by Mozzart Sport, has been described by the Ruaraka-based club as “an exciting new chapter” for the number nine.
Tusker chairman Charles Gacheru lauded the transfer as a breakthrough moment for the young striker.
"Ryan has been an outstanding player for Tusker FC and a true ambassador for Kenyan football.
His goals and commitment have inspired both his teammates and fans.
While we are proud of what he has achieved with us, we are equally proud to see him take this big step to Europe.
We wish him every success at Wolfsberger AC,” Gacheru said.
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Wolfsberger AC president Dietmar Riegler echoed the excitement, highlighting Ogam’s blend of talent and determination.
"Ryan is an exciting young striker with great potential. We have followed his progress at Tusker FC closely, as well as his recent performances for Harambee Stars.
He combines natural talent, discipline, hard work, and a hunger to grow.
We believe he will quickly adapt to the Austrian Bundesliga and make a positive impact both on and off the pitch,” Riegler stated.
Head Coach Charles Okere, who nurtured Ogam’s transformation into a reliable finisher, tipped the former Rainbow FC player to thrive abroad.
"Ryan’s development over the past year has been incredible.
He is hardworking, disciplined, and has a natural eye for goal. We are confident he will excel in Austria and continue to make both Tusker and Kenya proud.”
Initially a defensive midfielder, he blossomed into a striker last season, netting 15 goals in 17 appearances before a mid-season injury required surgery.
Despite missing majority of the second leg, he recovered in time to join Benni McCarthy’s Harambee Stars squad for the African Nations Championship (CHAN.
During the three week long tournament, he scored twice in five matches as Kenya reached the quarterfinals , defeating DR Congo, Morocco, and Zambia along the way.
The 21-year-old is expected to link up with Wolfsberger AC after the international break and could make his debut against Red Bull Salzburg.
