Gor Mahia midfield maestro Enock Morrison joins Sudanese giants Al Merrikh

By , June 21, 2026

Sudanese giants Al Merrikh have confirmed the signing of the 2025/26 Football Kenya Federation Premier League Most Valuable Player (MVP) Enock Morrison from KPL heavyweights Gor Mahia on a free transfer of three-year-deal.

In a statement released on Sunday, June 21, 2026, the club announced that the Ghanaian midfielder crosses over to Sudan for new challenges until 2029:

“Ghana’s Black Stars, Enock Morrison. A new addition to Al-Merrikh squad until 2029, arriving from Kenyan club Gor Mahia. Welcome, Morrison, to the most decorated club in Sudan. Leave your mark, as all champions have passed through here,” the club statement read in brief.

Statement of Al Merrikh on the signing of Enock Morrison from Gor Mahia. PHOTO/Screengrab by K24 Digital/https://www.facebook.com/Almerrikh08

Morrison crowned KPL MVP

The coveted award, announced at a star-studded Gala night in Nairobi on June 4, 2026, also saw Morrison named the league’s Best Midfielder, capping a season in which he was the creative and defensive heartbeat of a record-breaking Gor Mahia side.

Morrison’s influence was central to K’Ogalo securing their 22nd league title, a record-extending feat achieved dominantly.

Since joining the club in 2024 from Ghanaian powerhouse Asante Kotoko, the 26-year-old has adapted seamlessly to Kenyan football, but it was this season that he truly ascended to stardom.

Across the league campaign, Morrison featured in 31 of 34 matches, missing only three due to suspension. Despite those absences, his numbers told a remarkable story of consistency and brilliance: 15 Man of the Match awards, nine inclusions in the Team of the Week, and three Player of the Month nominations.

Enock Morrison with his KPL MVP Award. PHOTO/https://www.gormahia.com/
Enock Morrison with his KPL MVP Award. PHOTO/https://www.gormahia.com/

“I want to thank the Kenyan community for giving me a home away from home and for providing such an incredible support system,” Morrison said, his voice steady with emotion.

“Winning this award is truly special, and I want to dedicate it to the late Raila Odinga and my beloved mother. Thank you for your support; this award is also for you.” He added.

The dedication to the late Kenyan opposition leader and to his mother drew a prolonged standing ovation from the audience, underscoring Morrison’s deep connection to the country that has embraced him.

Morrison’s performances were not merely statistical; they were transformational. His ability to break up opposition attacks, dictate tempo and launch decisive forward passes gave Gor Mahia an edge in tight contests throughout the 2025/26 campaign.

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