Uche Collins has completed a move from Katsina United to Saudi Arabian side Arar Club, according to Daily Post. The transfer takes the Nigerian striker abroad for a new chapter in his career after his time in the Nigeria Premier Football League.

Collins previously played for Bendel Insurance, where Daily Post credits him with 12 goals in 31 appearances. That scoring record belongs to his spell with the Benin club, rather than Katsina United. His experience in Nigeria’s top flight is expected to strengthen Arar’s attacking options.

The move represents a transition for Collins, who will now seek to establish himself in Saudi Arabian football. However, the report does not disclose the transfer fee, contract duration or financial terms, leaving the details of the agreement unclear.

For Katsina United, the departure removes an attacking option, while Arar gain a striker with experience at more than one NPFL club. Whether Collins can reproduce his goalscoring form in a new environment will determine the impact of the transfer. For now, the confirmed development is his move abroad—not evidence of a wider recruitment partnership or any particular financial incentives attached to the deal.