Motherwell: Henrik Ojamaa signs for Polish side Legia Warsaw
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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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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.
It would be nice not to be a selling club ALL the time!
In any case, all these departures and a lack of any signings is worrying me a bit, even this early on...