Edward Sadomba guided Sudanese greats Al Hilal to their 28th league title on Sunday.

The was the fourth title for Sadomba with the Sudanese record winning titles holders and his career fifth after lifting the league championship with Dynamos back home in 2007.

Sadomba broke new ground by becoming the first Zimbabwe international football player to feature in the highly competitive and lucrative Sudanese topflight league after signing for Al-Hilal in Khartoum in 2009.

Sadomba was so coveted because of his prolificacy for Al-Hilal where he scored 98 times in 90 games since 2009.

That time he was also awarded the Golden Boot in both the CAF Champions League and the CAF Confederation Cup.

After three successful years at Al-Hilal, Sadomba briefly joined United Arab Emirates Pro League side Ittihad Kalba at the start of the 2013 season before moving to Libya to join Al Ahly Benghazi and later Ahly Tripoli.

However, it was while at Dynamos that he made a name for himself after helping the Harare giants reach the semifinals of the Caf Champions League competition in 2008.

He then signed for Bidvest Wits in 2009 but due to foreign quota issues at the club, he never played and was immediately sent on loan to Sudanese giants Al-Hilal via Liga Muculmana of Mozambique.

Sadomba has been one of the star performers for Al Hilal who have finished in the top two since 1997. His form gives Warriors coach Kalisto Pasuwa more options going into the 2017 African Cup of Nations in Gabon next January.