Former Ghana Premier League top scorer Augustine Okrah has confirmed his departure from Egyptian Club Smouha.

The attacker mutually agreed to terminate his contract with the Club.

Okrah arrived at Smouha few months ago from Sudanese Club Al Hilal.

The former Bechem United man after disagreement on certain demands has decided to part companies with the Club.

"Okrah has left Smouha and the decision was a mutual one. Things weren't going as planned for him so he asked them to allow him to move on and they accepted," a source close to the player told Goal.

"He believes it was the best decision he can take to help his career and is now on the lookout for a new challenge. There have been several interests but he is weighing the options in order to make a good choice before the season kicks off.

"Okrah enjoys playing regularly and he is hoping to join a club that suits his style. Also, he wants a club with a little consistency in how coaches are hired and fired since situations like that have previously affected him," the source added.

The fleet-footed forward won the top scorer award in the Ghana Premier League four seasons ago.