Ibrahim Tomiwa Officially Bids Farewell to Al-Zawraa

The Nigerian striker Ibrahim Tomiwa officially announced his departure from Al-Zawraa Club after spending one season with the team, having joined from Al-Batin Saudi Club last summer. The player published a statement on his official account `ibrahimgbadamosi49` revealing the end of his experience with the club, thanking the fans and management for the time spent in Baghdad.

Tomiwa joined Al-Zawraa as a foreign player expected to make a significant offensive impact, but his contribution was ordinary compared to the ambitions of the White Castle's fans.

*Player's statistics with Al-Zawraa:*

1. *Iraqi League*: Participated in 36 matches, scoring 5 goals and assisting 5 others. A number that does not befit a foreign striker in a team of Al-Zawraa's stature, especially since the team struggled offensively in many periods of the season.

2. *AFC Champions League 2*: He was relatively more effective, playing 7 matches, scoring 5 goals, and assisting one. His continental brilliance did not significantly reflect on his local performance.

Without exaggeration, Tomiwa was not the pivotal player in Al-Zawraa's lineup this season. The team relied on him as an available offensive option, but he did not leave a significant mark that would make the fans regret his departure.

Tomiwa published an official statement on his account saying:

"I thank God Almighty for this season, in days of victory, draws, and losses. Praise and thanks to God, the Most High, the Most Great.

I would also like to thank the fans of Al-Zawraa. Thank you for your trust in us, your belief in us, and standing by us even in the toughest moments.

Thank you for keeping hope alive in the darkest circumstances. Thank you for not abandoning us until the last match.

Thank you for every cheer, every word of encouragement, and every support you provided throughout the season. I appreciate you all from the bottom of my heart.

Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, only God has the final say in everything. We accept His decree and move forward with gratitude. Farewell, Al-Zawraa. It has been an honor for us."