Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama has completed his term in English Premier League after seven years with two different clubs.
Wanyama joined Tottenham Hotspur in June 2016 from Southampton on a five-year contract for £11 million.
Tottenham announced on Tuesday that it had reached an agreement with the Major League Soccer side Montreal Impact for the transfer of the midfielder Wanyama.
Wanyama appeared 97 times for Tottenham and scored seven times.
Wanyama leaves Tottenham without playing under their new coach Jose Mourinho.
Following the transfer, Wanyama appreciated @SpursOfficial fans for the support.
Victor Wanyama✔@VictorWanyama
I want to thank @SpursOfficial fans for all the support over these past years,we have shared great times together from finishing 2nd in EPL to reaching the champions league finals,I will always be grateful for having be able to play for @SpursOfficial #COYS
He will be remembered for being the first Kenyan player to score in the UEFA Champions League when he was playing for Celtic Football Club, a Scottish professional football club.
His crucial first goal saw Celtic beating Barcelona 2-1 on November 7, 2012.
The 28-year old midfielder had previously worked with former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino who brought him to Southampton.
The Monreal Impact have signed Wanyama as a designated player via a free transfer for a three-year contract.
Montreal Impact is a Canadian professional soccer team based in Montreal, Quebec.
The club’s head coach is former Arsenal striker, Thierry Henry who previously coached League 1 team Monaco.
Wanyama has also played for a Belgian professional football club Beerschot.
