Dorge Kouemaha
Cameroonian association football player
Dorge Rostand Kouemaha (born 28 June 1983) is a Cameroonian former professional footballer who played as a forward.
Career
Kouemaha joined Greek side Aris in January 2005 from Victoria United Limbé as actual topscorer of the Cameroonian League. He made his debut for the club in a cup match against Ethnikos Piraeus, scoring the match winner after being brought as a sub in the 59th minute. In August 2005, Kouemaha was transferred to Hungarian side Tatabánya FC. He immediately managed to become a regular scorer for a relatively weak team in the Hungarian league. His 14 league goals for Tatabánya helped him to attract the interest of league leader Debreceni VSC. He finally moved to Debrecen to become their topscorer with 14 league goals in the 2007–08 season.
German 2. Bundesliga outfit MSV Duisburg signed Kouemaha for their 2008–09 campaign. Boosted by his first nomination to the Cameroonian national team, Kouemaha answered the expectations once more by scoring 15 goals in 35 matches. His immediate success in German football led to a €1.2 million move to Belgian club Club Brugge KV for the 2009–10 season. His 16 league goals during that season made him the top goalgetter of the Belgian League.
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