Former Civil Service United and Mzuzu City Hammers striker Isaac Msiska has left Creck Sporting Club by mutual agreement, reports Twaha Chimuka.

Msiska is departing Creck after just seven months, having joined the club earlier this year from Mzuzu City Hammers on a permanent transfer. The striker signed a two-year contract with the team on January 25, which was set to expire in January 2027, but he has seen limited playing time during his brief stay at the club.

The striker has failed to launch his career at the Area 36-based club after sustaining an injury during the Sapitwa4 Bonanza played in Mulanje before the season kicked off.

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Msiska last appeared in Creck’s matchday squad on June 28 as an unused substitute against Moyale Barracks. His final appearance for the club came on June 8 against Mighty Wanderers in a friendly match in Mchinji, while his last league appearance was on May 18 under then-coach Joseph Kamwendo, when he came off the bench against Mighty Wanderers.

During his seven-month tenure, Msiska made just two starts for the club and failed to score a single goal. Creck Sporting confirmed earlier this month that they would be releasing approximately seven players ahead of the second half of the season.

Msiska had joined Creck following a successful campaign with Mzuzu City Hammers, where he scored 12 goals—seven behind golden boot winner Isaac Kaliati, who netted 17 goals.

Meanwhile, Creck are expected to sign midfielder Patrick Macheso from Silver Strikers after he fell down the pecking order at the Area 47-based side under Peter Mgangira. Muhammad Sulumba is also reportedly set to rejoin the team.