Nigerian goalkeeper Victor Sochima has officially signed with Zambian club Zesco United on a two-year contract for the 2025/2026 Zambia Premier League season.
This recent arrival within the last 24 hours marks a key transfer in his professional career following several experiences in African and East African football.
At 26 years old, Sochima notably contributed to Rivers United, where he won the Nigerian league title before moving to Tanzania to play for Tabora United. His transfer to Zesco United represents a significant new step, as he now aims to prove himself in the competitive and well-regarded Zambian league known for its sporting challenges and atmosphere.
Zesco United relies on this experienced goalkeeper to strengthen their defense as they aim to defend their national titles and excel on the continental stage. The club officially announced the signing on Thursday and stated that Sochima will quickly integrate with the team to be ready from the start of the new season.
This transfer fits the current trend of incorporating African talents from neighboring leagues, highlighting the dynamism and mobility of players across the continent. For Sochima, this new Zambian challenge offers a platform to broaden his experience and solidify his reputation within African football.