Didier Lamkel Zé is close to joining Radomiak Radom

Didier Lamkel Zé is close to finalizing a transfer to Radomiak Radom after his contract with Kazma SC expired, according to reports from Africafoot. The 30-year-old Cameroonian winger has already arrived in Poland to continue negotiations with the Ekstraklasa side.

Radomiak Radom Targets Winger in Relegation Battle

Radomiak Radom currently sits in second-to-last place in the Polish top flight and views the experienced attacker as a reinforcement for their frontline. The club hopes the former international can provide an immediate impact as they fight to avoid relegation. VoetbalPrimeur.be noted that while clubs from Hungary and Saudi Arabia also expressed interest, Radomiak Radom secured the strongest position to complete the signing.

A Career Defined by Frequent Club Changes

Voetbalkrant.com reported that Lamkel Zé has played for clubs across five seasons since leaving Royal Antwerp FC in 2021. His recent journeyman career includes stints with Dunajska Streda, Khimki, FC Metz, KV Kortrijk, Wydad Casablanca, Hatayspor, Sakaryaspor, Karagümrük, STVV, Qingdao Hainiu, and Kazma SC.

Familiar Faces in the Belgian Pro League

Belgian football fans remember Lamkel Zé primarily for his turbulent yet talented spell at Royal Antwerp FC, where he first flashed his significant potential eight years ago. Beyond his time on the Bosuil, the forward also made appearances in the Jupiler Pro League for KV Kortrijk and STVV before embarking on his global tour of short-term contracts.

If final contract details are settled without issue, the transfer will become official in the coming days as Radomiak Radom prepares for their next league fixture in the Ekstraklasa.

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