Harambee Stars striker Micah Obiero is officially a new Carlisle United player, having completed his move from English National League side Wealdstone on Wednesday, 9 September.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsObiero, 25, has joined the Blues for an undisclosed fee, signing a two-year deal with an option of another year.The move, as per Wealdstone, comes in the backdrop of extended negotiations between Obiero and the club, with the Kenyan international said to be heavily invested in exploring a new challenge.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945959##“Micah was going into the final year of his contract and we made every attempt to get him to extend his time with us,” Wealdstone chairman Rory Fitzgerald said on the transfer. “He [Obiero] was clear with us though that he wanted a new challenge to help achieve his ambition to play in the EFL, and that he wanted to take this opportunity to join Carlisle.“Of course we would have liked Micah to stay, but once a player decides they want to leave the club, we have to make the right decision for Wealdstone. Our priority then becomes making sure the club gets good value from the situation and we believe we’ve achieved that.”STARS ABROAD: Harambee Stars defender features as Wrexham holds Burnley in English ChampionshipAt fellow English National League side Carlisle, Obiero joins familiar surroundings, having spent time on loan at the club during the 2020-2021 season.Then, Obiero was on loan from Huddersfield Town Academy, making seven appearances and scoring once.Harambee Stars forward names Spain World Cup star as his role model at Real SociedadFurther loan experience followed through a loan spell with FC Halifax Town that year, before making permanent moves to Boston United and then Wealdstone.At Wealdstone, a club he joined in October 2022, Obiero made more than 150 National League appearances, scoring 29 goals in non-league’s top division, including 14 last season.This season, the striker was on three goals in just six appearances, his latest strike coming in form of a brace against Sutton United on Monday, 31 August.Wealdstone coach speaks on Harambee Stars striker’s qualities after Monday’s brace“Micah has given us a lot over the last four years,” Fitzgerald added. “He’s played more than 150 National League games for us, scored some important goals and was a big part of what we achieved last season. His attitude this season and during this process has been first class, we thank him for everything he’s contributed and wish him well at Carlisle.”##NAJAVA_MECA_9945915##