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Motherwell: Henrik Ojamaa signs for Polish side Legia Warsaw

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Henrik Ojamaa scored 13 goals during his time at Motherwell

Polish champions Legia Warsaw have beaten off competition from Ekstraklasa rivals Lech Poznan to sign striker Henrik Ojamaa from Motherwell.

The 22-year-old Estonian international has joined Legia on a three-year deal.

Motherwell, who rejected an offer from Lech last week, confirmed the switch, which is for an undisclosed fee.

Ojamaa tweeted: "I've had an unforgettable time at Motherwell, thanks to all the staff/players and the fans for making it so enjoyable."

In 65 appearances for the Steelmen he scored 13 goals, including five in his first six matches for the club.

Ojamaa, capped 10 times, moved to Fir Park from RoPS in Finland in January 2012 and his fine form led to a two-and-half-year contract being signed the following month.

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  • Comment posted by JamTart92, at 16:22 7 Jun 2013

    As a Hearts fan, I need to tell you Motherwell fans to calm down about losing players etc. I think we have maybe 4 or 5 senior players left. The majority of your squad were brought in for frees, did well during their time and then righty move on to bigger things. Now the process will repeat, but McCall might even have a bit more to spend on wages with the sales of Ojamaa and previously Murphy.

  • Comment posted by Calum, at 11:32 7 Jun 2013

    Shame such a successful first team squad is going to be almost literally decimated, I don't expect Higdon, Hateley or McFadden to re-sign either. But that's always been the Motherwell way, and of those who have left so far, this is actually the best bit of business for the club -- arrived for free, going out for £££.

  • Comment posted by Steve D, at 10:36 7 Jun 2013

    Not a 'Well fan but always thought Ojamaa was a very decent player. Legia Warsaw are a big club in an improving league and I'd imagine his wages have been multiplied. Good luck to you Henrik.

  • Comment posted by knucklonian, at 13:49 7 Jun 2013

    Sorry to see him go.
    It is positive, though, that Well turned down previous offers from Lech Poznan and started a wee bit of a bidding battle in Poland. At least Well have got some cash in return. Now all McCall needs to do is replace him...and about 6 other players.

  • Comment posted by U14331801, at 11:06 7 Jun 2013

    Sorry & worried to see Ojamaa go as it now appears that the mighty 'Well are struggling to hold on to most of last seasons squad, which only makes life more difficult next season.

    It would be nice not to be a selling club ALL the time!

  • Comment posted by U15753755, at 22:59 7 Jun 2013

    im a well fan im disappointed to lose henryk or any good player but id like to see some homegrown kids coming through mcall knows whats needed so well done to all the guys whove left keep the faith lets talk up the Scottish game for a change the English league is a bloated rotting carcass of a thing

  • Comment posted by Marc G, at 14:19 7 Jun 2013

    It was certain to happen. I only hope we got a reasonable amount for him. Maybe £750K, something in that region. Otherwise I'd be extremely miffed.

    In any case, all these departures and a lack of any signings is worrying me a bit, even this early on...

  • Comment posted by dungolfin, at 10:35 7 Jun 2013

    No doubt he's gone for buttons.

  • Comment posted by U15754659, at 22:27 8 Jun 2013

    Hi, am Legia Warsaw fan. Henrik was bot for £300k and signed 3yr contract.

  • Comment posted by stopthedownsizingnow, at 12:01 7 Jun 2013

    mighty well what a laff

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