Reliable Cameroonian striker Tamo Giresse Tinwo has told kick442.com on Thursday that worries surrounding his future and football career have been laid to rest.
The former YOSA Bamenda forward scored 9 times for Stade Renard in the 2018/2019 season but left unceremoniously after signing a licence requisition document for the Melong club.
Tamo joined UMS in November last year but could not play for the club in the League 1 championship given that he had a valid licence for Stade Renard in the current season.
He was in Yaounde on Thursday to negotiate and get a clearance from UMS’ president, Pierre Kwemo and he will be resuming training in Melong on Monday.
“I am going back to where I enjoyed my best football.Through this difficult times,the people of Melong have shown excess love for me. I wish to thank everyone that made effort to help me get off this difficult situation.I am grateful to the entire Renard family and will work double to make sure I give my best in the second round of the championship” Tamo told kick442.com
Tamo played just two CAF champions league games for UMS.
ANGU LESLEY
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