Kenya Police FC bank millions after Mohamed Bajaber's transfer to Simba
Reading Time: 2min | Thu. 31.07.25. | 07:48
The 22-year-old joined Police FC in February from former FKF Premier League side Nairobi City Stars and left for greener pastures six months later after impressing for both club and country
Reigning FKF Premier League champions Kenya Police FC will be smiling all the way to the bank after Tanzanian giants Simba SC forked out millions to sign star midfielder Mohammed Bajaber.
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Bajaber left the Harambee Stars camp that is preparing for the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN) after sealing a move to Wekundu wa Msimbazi, which in turn ruled him out of the tournament.
The 22-year-old joined Police FC in February from former FKF Premier League side Nairobi City Stars and left for greener pastures six months later after impressing for both club and country.
Police who are believed to have paid Ksh1 million to acquire the services of the Kenya international are set to make tens of millions, as per journalist Eric Njiru.
“Mohamed Bajaber to Simba, deal sealed! Personal terms agreed, medicals booked, travelling between today & tomorrow to finalise the deal and join the pre-season camp to get ready for the new season.
🚨🇰🇪EXCLUSIVE: Mohamed Bajaber to Simba, deal sealed!
— Eric Njiru ⚽️ (@EricNjiiru) July 30, 2025
Personal terms agreed, medicals booked, traveling between today & tomorrow to finalize the deal and join the pre-season camp to get ready for the new season.
Bajaber leaves Police FC after just 6 months for Ksh12.9m ($100k)… pic.twitter.com/1a3rWTAJt2
Bajaber leaves Police FC after just 6 months for Ksh12.9m ($100k) as per reports in Tanzania after joining for Ksh1m. He will continue with the recovery with the Tanzanian giants in Egypt for pre-season,” Njiru posted on his X (formerly Twitter) account.
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The fleet-footed winger's move to Simba was also confirmed by Harambee Stars head coach Benni McCarthy on Wednesday, 30 July. The coach took time to explain the circumstances behind Bajaber's withdrawal from the CHAN squad.
“Everyone knows he is one of the best players in the national team. He is a player I believe in a lot, and I gave him opportunities in the national team.
He has always been loyal to me, the national team and his teammates. He got an injury before the last international break, a thigh muscle which he was nursing, and we were hoping to have him ready midway through the tournament,” said McCarthy.
"So instead of keeping a player here gambling that you are going to reach the quarter-final and semi-final to play him, we made the decision that it would be better to let him leave, especially after he had an opportunity to join a giant club in Africa, Simba.
We would rather let him go and get the necessary treatment that he needs with his new club and settle in," he added.
