Congolese striker Fiston Mayele has opened a new chapter in his career after officially joining Libya's Al Ahli Tripoli on a two-year contract as a free agent following the end of his spell with Egypt's Pyramids FC.

The 32-year-old arrives in the Libyan league after three successful seasons with Pyramids, where he built an impressive record in front of goal and played a key role in several major achievements. He now takes on a different challenge with an ambitious Al Ahli Tripoli side aiming to compete strongly for silverware.

A Personal Choice and Big Ambitions

Mayele explained that his decision to join Al Ahli Tripoli was driven by personal conviction and the club's ambitious sporting project, with the team's desire to challenge for multiple titles playing a major role in his choice.

The striker also expressed his satisfaction with the warm reception he received in Libya, praising the positive atmosphere and strong team spirit. He is determined to give everything on the pitch and help meet the expectations of the club's supporters.

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Mayele will begin his first experience in Libyan football with continental ambitions as well, with Al Ahli Tripoli preparing to compete in the CAF Confederation Cup and start their campaign against Zanzibar's KMKM in the preliminary round.

A Pyramids Legacy and an Impressive Record

Mayele leaves Pyramids after a memorable spell, having made 125 appearances, scored 54 goals and provided nine assists. He was one of the most influential players during one of the most successful periods in the Egyptian club's history.

His time at Pyramids included several historic moments, particularly his important contribution to the club's first continental triumph. He also emerged as one of the leading scorers in the CAF Champions League and helped the team secure other domestic and continental honors.

The Congolese forward also brings international experience into his new challenge after representing DR Congo at the 2026 World Cup. He arrives in Tripoli with a proven scoring record and a clear mission: fight for titles and turn the excitement surrounding his arrival into real success on the field.