Former Gor Mahia midfielder Enoch Morrison has finally opened up on why he ditched the Kenyan giants for Sudanese side ,Al Merrikh.For the two seasons he wore the green jersey, Morrison established himself as a key figure for the club thanks to his solid performances at the base of midfield.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsBesides his show on the pitch, he was a key figure in the dressing room and often skippered the side.Morrison was particularly instrumental in the 2025-2026 season, helping K’Ogalo to clinch their record 22nd FKF Premier League title.##NAJAVA_MECA_9883764##He capped off the impressive season with the Most Valuable Player (MVP) and best midfielder awards.Al Merrelikh would capitalise on Gor Mahia's snail pace in tying the midfielder to a new deal by acquiring his signature in June, much to the disappointment of the K'Ogalo faithful.Ouma reveals how Harambee Stars teammate played key role in sealing Charlton moveThe Ghanaian has since opened up on why he left the Green Army.“First of all, my contract was over, and I had an offer. I sat with the management, and after they saw the offer, they accepted that they could not keep me. That is the only thing; all of us want to better our lives, to be able to do better things,” Morrison told sports journalist Dollar TV.The midfielder emphasized why it was important for him to part ways with the Charles Akonnor-coached side.“When you get an offer that is better than where you were playing, it is good for you to move and get another challenge and get another environment. That is the reason why I moved.”No easy start as Gor Mahia land strong opponent for 2026-2027 season openerMorisson, who had established himself as a fan favourite at Gor Mahia, also took time to reflect on his time at the club.“It was amazing; Gor Mahia has always been a home to me. I love Gor Mahia fans, and I love Kenya, so definitely one day, I will come back," he remarked.Gor Mahia have since turned to his countryman Ebenezer Ocran to fill the shoes left by the 26-year-old.
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