Sierra Leonean striker Musa Noah Kamara, popularly known as “Musa Tombo,” has safely arrived in Tunisia alongside his wife, putting to rest recent speculation surrounding his transfer to top-tier Tunisian club, CS Sfaxien.

His arrival comes after a wave of controversy and confusion, including reports alleging that the player had abandoned his contract and gone missing following the announcement of his international move.

However, reliable sources have confirmed to Pan-African Football that Kamara’s transfer from East End Lions FC has been finalized. The forward is now poised to sign a three-year contract with CS Sfaxien, marking a major step in his football career.

Musa Tombo, a fan favorite in Sierra Leone, has previously drawn attention both for his talent and for dramatic twists surrounding past international transfers. This time, however, both local and international football stakeholders appear hopeful that the move will bring long-term stability and growth for the player.

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The official signing is expected to take place in the coming days as CS Sfaxien prepares to integrate the forward into their squad ahead of the new season.

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