Senegalese centre-forward Ibrahima Ndiaye has joined Iraqi club Golan SC from Al-Anwar.
The 22-year-old made the move on 12 August 2026 and will play in the Iraq Stars League. Ndiaye, who was born in Senegal on 14 January 2004, joins Golan after one season with Al-Anwar.
Ndiaye featured 16 times in the Libyan Premier League during the 2025-26 campaign, scoring three goals and providing one assist. He played 1,417 minutes in the competition, averaging a goal every 472 minutes.
The forward moved to Al-Anwar from Senegalese club Pikine on 1 July 2025. His switch to Golan marks a move into Iraqi football after a season in Libya and follows a series of changes between clubs in Senegal and North Africa.
Ndiaye began that sequence with Teungueth FC, joining the Senegalese club from Pikine in July 2024 before returning to Pikine in February 2025. He then left Senegal again to sign for Al-Anwar ahead of the 2025-26 season.
His arrival gives Golan a centre-forward with recent top-flight experience in Libya, where he combined regular appearances with three league goals. The move also places him in the Iraq Stars League for the 2026-27 season.
Ndiaye’s listed market value is €125,000, while no transfer fee has been disclosed for the move from Al-Anwar.
The Senegal international’s club career has so far included spells with Teungueth FC, Pikine and Al-Anwar before his latest move to Iraq. At 22, he arrives at Golan after completing a campaign in which he played more than 1,400 league minutes.
Golan SC have now added Ndiaye to their squad, with the Senegalese forward joining the club on 12 August 2026.