Libyan Premier League side Al-Sadaqa SC has described Malawian midfielder Lloyd Aaron as one of the best midfielders.
This comes after Aaron completed a season-long move to Al-Sadaqa as a free agent on Tuesday, three weeks after parting ways with Qatari Second Division side Muaither SC.
The club confirmed the arrival of the former FCB Nyasa Big Bullets midfielder on their official website, describing him as a combative box-to-box midfielder.
“[He] arrives with the spirit of a fighter, backed by international experience with his national team. He is ready to put his capabilities at the service of the club and its fans,” the statement reads.
Currently, Al-Sadaqa are fifth in the Libyan Premier League.
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In an interview yesterday, Aaron said he was delighted to secure a move to Libya.
“It feels great to join the club. I am looking forward to helping them,” Aaron said.
He joined the Qatari club in July last year from Bullets on a three-year contract but the deal was terminated six months into the contract.
The player’s deal was valued at K192milion.
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The Flames midfielder joined Bullets from Civil Service United before the start of the 2024 season.
He played for one-and-a-half season at Bullets, having made 54 appearances for the Blantyre-based side.
The Flames midfielder helped the club win two Airtel Top 8 titles in two seasons.
Aaron is one of the reliable midfielders for the Flames. The midfielder has gone through the ranks, having played for the Malawi Under-17, 20 and 23 national football teams.
At Civil, he was promoted to the senior team following impressive performances with Civil Reserve.
In 2023, Aaron had unsuccessful trials with Italian side Udinese FC.
