Former Forest Rangers striker Libamba Wisdom Moyela has penned a heartfelt goodbye to the club's supporters following his move to South African DStv Premiership side Lamontville Golden Arrows last week. Moyela, who caught the eye of Golden Arrows with his performances for the Zambian national team during their COSAFA Cup triumph last year, took to social media on Friday to express his gratitude to the Forest Rangers faithful. "It has taken me a lot of time to gather myself and say goodbye to you all because you have been an amazing part of my journey and saying goodbye is never easy," Moyela wrote. The Chipolopolo Boys striker went on to thank the supporters for their unwavering support throughout his time at the club. "Thank you for always supporting me, correcting me and pushing me to do more and better from the time I joined the team," he said. Looking forward, Moyela called on the Forest Rangers family to continue supporting him in his new chapter with Golden Arrows. "Keep praying and supporting me even at this new home I have found so that I can succeed and get better opportunities outside of Africa," he wrote. Moyela concluded his message by emphasizing the special place Forest Rangers will always hold in his heart. "Forest Rangers will always be home," he declared. "Thank you, thank you, thank you. I will always remember you all for the love, care and support you gave me."