Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) side AFC Leopards has lost three more players, a move that now puts their preparations for the new season in jeopardy.The team is still serving a transfer ban and cannot sign new players and there has been a walk out from the team meaning they may not raise a quorum before the new season starts if the transfer embargo is not lifted in the next few days to allow club to recruit.Auctioneers camp at AFC Leopards offices over debtsAmong the latest departees is goalkeeper Ezekiel Owade who has been with the club since 2017 where he alternated from first choice, second-choice and third-choice at the den. He has been linked with a move to Thika based FKF Premier League side, Bidco United.The other exiting player is Austin Odhiambo who has already been issued with his release letter, the youngster who came through Ingwe’s youth system is set for a move to arch rivals Gor Mahia who are his long-term admirers.⚽️| May the battle begin!AFC Leopards could lose one of their young bright prospects, Austin Odhiambo, to arch rivals Gor Mahia who are determined to sign the creative midfielder in this window.#GorMahia #AFCLeopards #Ingwe #Sirkal #FKFPLhttps://t.co/dKW73Is623— Mozzart Sport Kenya (@MozzartSportKe) September 9, 2021 Completing the list is Tsuma Said who is out of contract. The former Thika United midfield enforcer is set to move to Bandari for an undisclosed period of time.“They have all received their release letters. They decided not to continue with the team and the management decided to let them go. The focus now is on ensuring that the ban is lifted so that we can register the players that we have identified for signing. Some of them are already training with the team and we will wait and see how things unfold in the coming days,” a source told Mozzart Sport.Other players who have left Ingwe include Elvis Rupia who moved to Saudi Arabia, Hansel Ochieng, Benjamin Ochan who joined KCCA in Uganda.Rupia ditches AFC Leopards for Saudi team
