Former Gor Mahia and Wazito right back Karim Nizigiyimana is open to returning to the Football Kenya Federation Premier League after running out his contract with Congolese Bukavu Dawa OC.Karim signed off the Kenyan league in December 2019 after he was released by Wazito just five months after joining them from Ugandan Premier League side Vipers SC.The Burundian international who had been a free agent since leaving Wazito signed for Bukavu three months ago but has now confirmed that he will leave the Democratic Republic of Congo based club in two weeks’ time following the expiry of his contract.Former Gor Mahia defender Karim Nizigiyimana in Kenya to complete his move to Wazito FC; joins his former team mate Abuba Sibomana who signed a contract with the club few days ago. pic.twitter.com/qTl7eFC4Zh— Tony Anelka (@tonyanelka) July 30, 2019 The overlapping flanker says he doesn’t mind receiving offers from clubs playing their trade in the FKF PL in the summer transfer window.“I have begun hunting for a new club after running out my short term contract with Bukavu. I am ready to play in any league, the FKFPL included. I have enjoyed my stay at Bukavu whom I joined three months ago and played ten matches,” he said in a telephone interview.Karim landed in the top flight in 2015 after Gor Mahia captured his signature from Rayon Sports and was part of dreaded squad which clinched the league without tasting defeat under coach Frank Nuttall the same year.BURUNDI ????????Maximo goleador / Top scorer: Juma Mossi (27)Más partidos / Most caps: Karim Nizigiyimana (61) pic.twitter.com/TGeyKGE3jD— Selecciones Nacionales (@sel_nac) March 19, 2021 The defender who was part of the Burundi national team that graced the past edition of the Africa Cup of Nations left Gor in 2018 after talks to extend his stay at the club stalled crossed to Uganda and signed a short term deal with Vipers in February the following year.Wazito lured him back to the country in July the same year but left under unclear circumstances and spend one and half years as a free agent.##EDITORS_CHOICE##
