Kenyan ace Kenneth Muguna has attracted attention from both Azam FC from Tanzania and Congolese club DC Motema Pembe.
Miguna, who plays for the Kenya Premier League side Gor Mahia FC, has six months remaining in his contract and has remained mum in his way forward.
“There are still some six months more left on my contract, and I honestly think it’s still too early to start discussing my future now. I am very comfortable at K’Ogalo at the moment and will only make a decision at the end of the season,” he told the local media.
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Having been stripped off the captaincy, speculations have emerged that the most sought midfielder is on its way out of the defending champions.
DC Motema Pembe has revealed that they will be sending their representative to the upcoming Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup in Uganda to woo him to sign for the club.
“Most definitely, we wish to have Muguna, and we will be sending our representative to Uganda to present an offer,” the club noted.
Motema is expected to face stiff competition from Azam FC, trying all it can to secure Muguna’s signature.
“We have been following closely on Miguna’s performance, and I can assure you he is in future plans. We are interested in having Muguna on our team.
“We are yet to table a fresh bid or reach out to his agent, but the plan is in the pipeline,” said Azam Chief Executive Officer Abdulkarim Amin said in an interview on Monday.
Nkana FC of Zambia has also expressed its interest in the midfielder.
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