Moses Ebiye Motherwell Departure

Scotland: Motherwell Parts Ways with Nigerian Striker Moses Ebiye

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Scottish Premiership side Motherwell FC has confirmed the exit of Nigerian striker Moses Ebiye from their squad.

Ebiye, whose current deal with the club runs out at the end of June 2025, will not be handed a contract renewal.

The 28-year-old forward joined the Scottish outfit as a free agent in March 2024, shortly after leaving his former club.

He made an instant impression, netting a last-minute winning goal on his debut appearance against Dundee FC.

During his tenure with Motherwell, Ebiye managed to score seven goals in 39 appearances across all competitions.

Ebiye started his football journey in the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL), where he played for Akwa United.

Before arriving in Scotland, the striker also had a spell in Norwegian football, showcasing his skills in European competitions prior to his move to Motherwell.


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