Cameroonian winger Eric Ayuk Mbu has officially signed a permanent contract with Georgian second-division club FC Samtredia.

The 29-year-old forward finalized his transfer on July 27, 2026, successfully reviving his professional playing career after spending a prolonged two-year period as a free agent without a club.

A Fresh Start in Georgia

According to regional football tracking outlets like AllezLesLions, Ayuk Mbu’s move to FC Samtredia provides him with a critical competitive base. The Georgian side secured the experienced attacker to add technical flexibility and raw pace to their offensive lines. He will quickly join first-team training cycles to rebuild his match fitness ahead of upcoming league fixtures.

A Career Marked by Global Journeys

The Yaoundé-born attacker boasts a vast, well-traveled football résumé across multiple continents:

  • The Americas: Shot into the international spotlight in Major League Soccer (MLS), logging 29 senior appearances and scoring 2 goals for the Philadelphia Union.
  • Europe & Middle East: Enjoyed highly productive spells in Turkey with Ankaraspor—where he registered 71 appearances and 10 goals—before moving to Egyptian side Pharco FC.
  • International Pedigree: Previously represented Cameroon’s youth development structures, starring as a core winger for the Cameroon U-23 national team.

Overcoming the Free Agency Hurdle

Following his departure from Turkish club Adanaspor, Ayuk Mbu struggled to lock down a permanent sporting home. Despite a few trial offers, structural market shifts left him unattached for two full seasons. By putting pen to paper with FC Samtredia, the explosive right winger has officially closed that difficult chapter, aiming to use the Georgian platform to re-establish his goalscoring reputation.

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