Super Eagles goalkeeper Francis Uzoho has expressed his gratitude to the fans and everyone associated with Omonia Nicosia as he closes an important chapter of his career with the Cypriot club.
Sports247 reports that Uzoho took to social media to deliver an emotional farewell after several years with Omonia, reflecting on the memories he created while representing the club.
The Nigerian goalkeeper thanked the supporters for their unwavering affection and backing from the beginning of his time at the club until his departure.
«“What a journey it’s been for me with this badge on my chest, so much memories. It was an honour to represent this massive club,” Uzoho wrote.»
“A very big thank you to the fans. The love you guys showed towards me from day one till the last day will never be forgotten.”
Uzoho admitted that leaving the club was not entirely his decision, but insisted that his affection for Omonia would remain.
«“I’d hate to say goodbye but it’s not in my hands. I will always love this club. Goodbye.”»
The departure brings an end to a significant period of Uzoho’s career in Cyprus, where he became an established figure while competing at both domestic and European levels.
The 27-year-old goalkeeper has now moved on to ALS Omonia, continuing his career in Cyprus with a new challenge ahead.
His transfer marks a fresh beginning for the Super Eagles international, who will be hoping to regain consistency and continue competing for opportunities at both club and national-team level.
For Omonia supporters, Uzoho’s departure marks the end of a relationship built over several seasons, with the goalkeeper leaving behind memories of his performances and contribution to the club.
Despite moving on, his heartfelt message demonstrated the strong connection he developed with the Omonia faithful during his time in Nicosia.
The Nigerian goalkeeper now turns his attention towards his new chapter at ALS Omonia, where he will look to establish himself and continue his professional journey.
