#19
Midfielder
Alwyn Tera
Club
Not listed
League
Not listed
Region
Kenya
DOB
—
Estimated peak value · 2021
$59,000 / KSh 6.4m
Estimated, not a transfer fee — a €50,000 valuation at Ararat-Armenia, at $1.18 to the euro and KSh 109 to the dollar.

Profile
Georgia — Saburtalo Tbilisi
A midfielder who built an entire career in Eastern Europe. Six seasons at Saburtalo brought the Georgian championship in 2018, the David Kipiani Cup in 2019 and the Georgian Super Cup in 2020.
Armenia — Ararat-Armenia
Signed in 2021, he has won the Armenian Cup in 2023-24, the club's first, the Armenian Super Cup in 2024 and the Armenian Premier League in 2025-26, with Champions League and Conference League qualifying football along the way. 278 senior appearances and 17 goals.
Kenya
He has two caps for the Harambee Stars.
Cup and continental record
With Saburtalo Tbilisi: the David Kipiani Cup in 2019 and the Georgian Super Cup in 2020. With Ararat-Armenia: the Armenian Cup in 2023-24, the club's first, and the Armenian Super Cup in 2024 — with UEFA Champions League and Conference League qualifying football across both spells.
Managers he played under
At Saburtalo Tbilisi he won the Georgian championship under Gia Chiabrishvili and later played under Khvicha Shubitidze, before six seasons and four trophies at Ararat-Armenia.
Did you know
Six trophies in Georgia and Armenia, and a European campaign almost nobody at home saw
Tera built an entire career in Eastern Europe: the Georgian championship with Saburtalo Tbilisi in 2018, the Georgian Cup in 2019 and the Super Cup in 2020, then the Armenian Cup in 2023-24, the Armenian Super Cup in 2024 and the Armenian Premier League in 2025-26 with Ararat-Armenia — including their first-ever cup win. Six major honours in two countries, plus Champions League and Conference League qualifying football.
6
Major honours won in Georgia and Armenia
2
National championships
2018
His first title, with Saburtalo Tbilisi
Did you know
Six years in Georgia, and a title nobody at home reported
He left Nairobi for Saburtalo Tbilisi in 2015 and stayed six seasons, winning the Georgian championship in 2018, the David Kipiani Cup in 2019, the Super Cup in 2020 and another cup in 2021. It is one of the most decorated Kenyan club careers of the period, won in a league almost nobody in Kenya was following.
6
Seasons in Georgia
2018
The Georgian championship
4
Trophies won in Tbilisi
Did you know
He moved to Armenia because his residency was running out
When his Georgian contract and residency were both expiring, the realistic alternative was going home to a league that could not pay him — so in July 2021 he signed for Ararat-Armenia to keep the career alive. Since then: the Armenian Cup in 2023-24, the Super Cup in 2024 and the Armenian championship in 2025-26. His first Kenya cap came in November 2021, six years after he left.
2021
The move to Ararat-Armenia
3
Trophies won in Armenia
6 years
Abroad before his first Kenya cap
Career record
Career appearances and goals reconciled against Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alwyn_Tera)
278
Appearances
17
Goals
0
Assists
2
Caps
0
Int'l goals
AI score breakdown
| Criterion | Score | Max |
|---|---|---|
| League Strength | 15 | 25 |
| Club Prestige | 10 | 20 |
| Titles Won (weighted) | 4 | 20 |
| Impact | 10 | 15 |
| Total | 39 | 80 |
Either side of him in the ranking
Ahead of him · Number 18

