Harambee Stars striker Masoud Juma is no longer a free agent, having completed a move to Jordan Premier League side Al Hussein Sport Club (SC) on Wednesday, 2 September.
Juma, who parted ways with Lebanese outfit Nejmeh DC early last month, was unveiled by the three-time Jordanian Pro League champions, ending his 30-day span as a free-agent.Welcome Masoud,” the club wrote in a social media, bearing an image of the 30-year-old in the team’s yellow and black shirt. “Kenyan international Masoud Juma. New addition to the royal battalion to strengthen the team’s attack line. Welcome to the stronghold of the kings.”The duration of his contract was, however, not made public.
Juma’s move could be timely for Al Hussein, who begin their Premier League season this weekend, coming up against Al Jazeera Amman on Saturday, 5 September.On an individual level, the switch to Jordan presents yet another sojourn in the Persian gulf for the former Kariobangi Sharks striker, whose four of his last five transfers have seen him move to clubs in Asia.
Under the umbrella of player agent Hamid Merikh, Juma, has in the past three years now largely spent his time away in the aforementioned continent, featuring for Al Jabalain of Saudi Arabia in 2023-2024, Iran Pro League’s Esteghlal FC in 2025, Nejmeh of Lebanon, and now Al Hussein.
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During his time at Nejmeh last season, where he played alongside countrymates Austin Odhiambo and Anthony Akumu, Juma played a total of 18 league games, scoring nine goals, and assisting four times.The striker’s influence was also crucial in the country’s domestic cup, as led Nejmeh to lifting the Lebanese FA Cup on Wednesday, 8 July, having overcome Al Hikma 2-0 in a final played at the Fouad Chehab Stadium.
At Al Hussein, the former Al Faisaly man will be tasked to leading the frontline for the league defending champions, who have now won the last three Pro titles.Established in 1964, Al Hussein play at the 12,000 seater Al Hassan Stadium, and under the tutelage of former Jordan national team striker Ahmad Hayel.Kenyan midfielder completes move to English side