Fei Toto Rejects $320K Azam FC Contract Offer

Fei Toto Rejects Lucrative Two-Year Deal from Azam FC

Feisal Salum, popularly known as Fei Toto, has turned down a substantial contract offer from Azam FC, sparking speculation about his future with the Tanzanian football powerhouse. The proposed two-year deal included a signing fee of USD 320,000—equivalent to TZS 822,376,640—and a monthly salary of USD 12,000, or TZS 30,839,124. Despite having just 16 months remaining on his current contract with the club, the midfielder’s rejection of this lucrative package has left fans and analysts questioning his next move.

Azam FC, one of Tanzania’s most prominent clubs, has been keen to secure Fei Toto’s services long-term, recognizing his pivotal role on the pitch. The offer, which would have significantly boosted his earnings, reflects the club’s ambition to retain top talent amid growing competition in the region’s football landscape. However, Fei Toto’s decision to decline suggests that bigger opportunities may be on the horizon—potentially from rival clubs or international leagues—though he has remained tight-lipped about his intentions.

The 25-year-old star has been a standout performer for Azam, earning a loyal following with his skill and consistency. His current contract, set to expire in mid-2026, gives him leverage to explore options, but the refusal of such a generous extension has raised eyebrows. Could a more tempting offer already be in play? “Huenda Kuna Offer Kubwa zaidi ipo mezani kwake na Hajatuambia,” one insider hinted, as reported in local circles—translated, “Perhaps there’s a bigger offer on the table for him, and he hasn’t told us yet.”

This development comes at a time when Tanzanian football is gaining prominence, with clubs like Azam investing heavily to compete on both domestic and continental stages. Fei Toto’s next steps could signal broader trends in player mobility and the increasing financial stakes in East African football. For now, all eyes remain on the young midfielder as the speculation mounts.