Ousmane Sow Joins Al-Majd SC on One-Year Deal After Leaving Senegal
Former Génération Foot captain Ousmane Sow has joined Libyan side Al-Majd SC on a one-year contract, with an option to extend the agreement for a further season.
The Senegalese midfielder moves to Tripoli after leaving HLM, following a difficult campaign in Senegal’s Ligue 1. The switch offers Sow an opportunity to rebuild his form and begin a new chapter in his career away from Senegalese football.
Sow Seeks Fresh Start in Libya
Sow arrives at Al-Majd looking to put his recent struggles behind him and establish himself in a new footballing environment. His initial contract runs for one season, with the possibility of remaining at the club for an additional year if the extension option is exercised.
The move comes towards the end of the transfer window, giving the midfielder a fresh opportunity to regain consistency and make an impact with his new team.
Although details surrounding the extension clause and his expected role have not been disclosed, the agreement gives both the player and the club time to assess how the partnership develops.
From Génération Foot Captain to Senegalese Champion
Before his move to Libya, Sow captained Génération Foot, one of Senegal’s recognised talent-development clubs. His leadership experience and background in domestic football helped shape his career before he moved on to other challenges.
One of his notable achievements came in 2024, when he helped Jaraaf win the Senegalese league title. That success remains an important milestone in his career, contrasting with the more difficult period he subsequently experienced at HLM.
A New Opportunity at Al-Majd SC
Sow will now look to adapt to Libyan football and earn a regular place in the Al-Majd side. The one-year deal gives him an immediate opportunity to demonstrate his qualities, while the extension option leaves the door open for a longer stay.
For the midfielder, the move represents a chance to regain momentum and return to the level he showed during his more successful spells in Senegal. His performances in Libya will determine whether this new chapter becomes a longer-term home.
