By Boris Esono in Buea
Oyongo Bitolo |
Like any
separation, it’s hard to leave a family,” Oyongo wrote. “I arrived in Montreal
as a child, I leave as a man. Thanks to you, I have reached a milestone on both
a sporting and a human level.
“Thank you for
the support you have always given me, especially in the difficult times. I will
never forget you; will never forget the love you have brought me. My heart is
forever blue white and black. I love you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you
so much.”
Oyongo, 26,
arrived in Montreal in a trade from the New York Red Bulls ahead of the 2015
season and quickly locked down the starting left back job at Stade Saputo. He
would go on to make 60 regular season appearances for the Impact, and was
instrumental in their run to the Eastern Conference Championship in 2016, which
they ultimately lost in a thrilling series against Toronto FC.
Oyongo, who
helped Cameroon to victory in the 2017 African Cup of Nations, had been heavily
linked with a move to Europe clubs in the second half of 2016, including Ligue
1 outfit Guingamp as well as a host of Scandinavian clubs.
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