Kenyan midfielder Zech Obiero moves to Tranmere Rovers
Kenya U20 midfielder Zech Obiero has joined Tranmere Rovers on loan from Leyton Orient, seeking regular minutes to accelerate his development in League Two with backing from both clubs.
Kenya U20 midfielder Zech Obiero has joined Tranmere Rovers on loan from Leyton Orient, seeking regular minutes to accelerate his development in League Two with backing from both clubs.
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