Fashion Sakala scores debut Saudi goal after Rangers exit
He doubled his side's lead over Al-Khaleej with the goal right before half-time. The final score was 3-1 to Sakala's new team.He timed his run to perfection, evading the offside trap with Al-Khaleej incredibly high defensive line.
The Zambia international will be hoping it's the first of many in red colours during his spell in the Saudi Pro League.Meanwhile, unwanted ex-Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos is negotiating with a number of clubs in Russia to relaunch his career, according to his agent.
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