Ugandan midfielder Khalid Aucho has on Friday left Kenyan Premier League side Gor Mahia by mutual consent.
Gor in a statement confirmed that Aucho was leaving the club for trials in Scotland.
Chairman Ambrose Rachier has confirmed this to Goal asserting that the former UPDF owned Simba SC midfielder had been an asset to the club but they cannot stand on his way to try himself abroad.
“Khalid Aucho is leaving the club and he will not be with us in the second leg.”
Aucho who has for the Cranes on 17 occasions, netting 2 goals in the process joined Gor in early 2015 after spending two seasons with the brewers and he is now headed to Scottish club Aberdeen FC.
The 22-year-old has been at the centre of a bizarre transfer tale this month.
For the last few weeks Aucho, his club and agent all claimed the international was ready to sign for another Scottish giant Rangers FC.
However Aucho completed a U-turn last week, claiming he had not been offered a deal by the Ibrox club.
Aucho then revealed he had been invited for a trial by Aberdeen which their coach McInnes confirmed revealing there is a possibility of a trial.
On Aucho, McInnes said: “There has been a conversation and there is a possibility we might bring him over to have a look at him.
“But it is not something we are actively waiting on and will continue to look at other options as well.”
