FC Suhareka bring in Joseph Okonkwo after year away from club football

Nigeria midfielder Joseph Okonkwo has joined Kosovo jin88bet.one club FC Suhareka, returning to the professional game after more t ak168app.baby han a year without a club.

The 26-year-old defensive midfielder switches to Suhareka after l ak168app.club eaving FK Kukesi in July 2025. He completed the move on 4 August 2026, with no transfer fee disclosed.

Okonkwo’s most recent club sp ks168app.site ell was with Kukesi, whom he joined from fellow Albanian side KF Iliria in ic88 January 2025. That move was completed as a free transfer, following his earlier spell with Ili ic88 ria after a period away from club football.

The midfielder has played in both Kosovo and Albania during his career. ic88 His record includes 20 appearances in Kosovo’s Superliga and 13 in Albania’s Kategoria e Pare, where he scored ic88 once. He also made four appearances in the Relegation Kategoria e Pare, three in Switzerland’s Challenge League and one in the Al lr88 banian Cup.

Okonkwo began his senior career with Turkish under-19 side Eskisehir U19 before movi lr88 ng into first-team football in Kosovo. He joined FC Vushtrria in February 2020 and later transferred to lr88 lr88 KF Trepca ’89, again moving without a fee in September 2020.

Standing 1.8 op88 8m tall and predominantly left-footed, Okonkwo is listed as a defensive m si88 idfielder. His arrival gives FC Suhareka a player with experience of foot 88v ball in Kosovo and Albania as they add to their midfield options.

Okonkwo has now completed his move to FC Suhareka after spending the previous season without a club.

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