Former Orlando Pirates forward Souaibou Marou has officially landed a move to a new club following his 18-month stay in South Africa.
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Cameroon striker Souaibou Marou has joined Bahraini side Al Shabab on a 12-month deal, though he will have the option to extend his contract for a further year.
The 23-year-old joined the Buccaneers from Coton Sport in January last year before going on to make nine appearances.
Marou failed to score for the South African giants in his one-and-a-half-year stay, leaving at the end of last season on a free transfer.
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On Monday, Al Shabab announced his arrival on their social media platforms.
Former AmaZulu and TS Galaxy striker Augustine Kwem, meanwhile, has penned a year-long deal with Vietnamese club Hanoi FC.
