The CSL Foreign Player Moises has extended his contract with the club until June 2025, making him the longest-serving player in their history.
Moises joined CSL from Portuguese side Gremio Futebol Clube in 2018 and quickly became a key member of their squad, scoring 49 goals in just over two years at the club.
However, after a disappointing season in 2021-22, Moises decided to leave the club and join fellow Belgian club Vitesse Arnhem on loan for the rest of the season.
Despite this move, Moises was not able to settle into his new role as he struggled to adapt to the pace of life at the club and eventually ended up being released by the club.
In his recent interview, Moises revealed that he had been offered another opportunity to play for CSL but ultimately decided to stay and extend his contract with the club until June 2025.
"CSL is a great club with a lot of talent and I am looking forward to playing for them again," said Moises.
"It's also important to mention that I have enjoyed my time here and would love to be back on the pitch with the club."
Moises' decision to extend his contract with CSL is a testament to the commitment he puts in every day to improve himself and contribute to the team's success. He is one of the most promising young talents in Belgian football and it will be interesting to see how he develops under the guidance of coach Christian Benteke.
Overall, Moises' decision to extend his contract with CSL is a positive development for both the club and the player himself. It shows that they value the contributions of players like Moises and are committed to helping him achieve his potential.