Former Sekhukhune United FC defender Trésor Tshibwabwa has officially secured a new club abroad. The move comes just weeks after his departure from the South African top flight.
The Congolese centre-back was released by the Limpopo-based side at the end of the 2025/26 season. He was part of a group of player exits as the team restructured its squad.
As reported by kickoff.com, Tshibwabwa has now signed with Kuwaiti Premier League giants Al-Salmiya SC.
A New Chapter in Kuwait
Tshibwabwa originally arrived in South Africa in 2022 from Zambian outfit Red Arrows FC. Over his time in Limpopo, the 27-year-old built a reputation as a reliable defensive presence.
Al-Salmiya SC confirmed the transfer on Wednesday. The four-time Kuwaiti Premier League champions expressed enthusiasm about adding the defender to their squad ahead of the upcoming campaign.
The club highlighted his arrival from African football, welcoming him to bolster their first-team setup as they prepare to fight for domestic honours.
Strategic Context
Player movements from the local league to the Middle East reflect broader trends in football recruitment. Clubs in the region frequently target established defenders with African continental and top-flight experience to strengthen their defensive units.
For Tshibwabwa, this transfer offers a fresh challenge in a different tactical environment. It also marks another example of talent moving overseas from local domestic competitions.
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