Clifton Miheso’s future at Gor Mahia hangs in the balance after the expiry of his contract with the club.The left winger’s contract with Gor Mahia expired on Sunday and he is no longer training with the record league champions who are preparing for Saturday’s league action against Bidco United at the Ruaraka Grounds.In an interview with Daily Nation, the player, who has offers from both local and foreign clubs revealed that the club owes him money both in salaries and signing fees making a renewal very difficult.“I have not been paid my sign-on fee and I am also several months’ salary,” he stated.Gor Mahia attacker Clifton Miheso has been voted the fans’most outstanding player in July.The winger,who also turns out for men’s national football team stood out for the team despite inconsistent returns on the pitch.He beat teammates Harun Shakava and Ernest Wendo 2 the gong. pic.twitter.com/rWoN3NRYzw— Kanana Judy (@KananaJudy1) August 11, 2021 Assistant coach Sammy Omolo has revealed that the player is out of the weekend’s game against Bidco United while at the same time disclosed that they are negotiating with the left-footed winger over a possible renewal.“Miheso is the only player we will miss against Bidco United, as you know his contract expired a few days ago and he is yet to sign a new deal and so he will not be available for our Saturday game. We definitely want to retain Miheso because he is a quality player and talks over a renewal are ongoing, I hope he will continue with us,” he told Mozzart Sport. Miheso joined Gor Mahia in August 2019 after parting ways with Portuguese side, Olimpico do Montijo. He has been a key player for Gor and won the 2020 title with the record league champions. Miheso has previously turned out for Thika United, Sofapaka, and AFC Leopards in the FKF Premier League. Outside the country, he has played for Golden Arrows in South Africa, Buildcon FC of Zambia, and VPS in Finland.Should he exit, he will become the third major departure from Gor Mahia in recent weeks after former captain Kenneth Muguna left for Azam FC of Rwanda while Charles Momanyi terminated his contract and is set to join league leaders Tusker FC.
