Former Nairobi Stima goalkeeper and National U23 Emerging Stars trialist Dolph Junior Owino is carefully studying three offers placed on his table by three Football Kenya Federation Premier League clubs.Owino left the power men who were axed from the National Super League last season following the expiry of his loan spell.The custodian had joined Stima the whole of last season from Gor Mahia Youth team and returned to the junior side hoping that he will secure promotion to the senior team.However, the return of Boniface Oluoch and the arrival of Adama Keita sliced down his chances of fighting for his place in the senior team significantly and and hence chose to look for playing time elsewhere.Touted as one of the best young goalkeepers in Kenya, Dolph Junior Owino is surely one to watch out for https://t.co/2Hy07WowGd— Mozzart Sport Kenya (@MozzartSportKe) June 21, 2021 The youngster revealed that the 2008 league champions Mathare United, former Cup holders Kariobangi Sharks and Posta Rangers who have been busy in the market had all enquired over his availability.Mathare are understood to be looking for a shot stopper who will fill in the void left by the experienced David Okello who has since joined KCB.##NAJAVA_MECA_5886757##”Three top flight clubs have expressed interest in my services and I pray that the office will strike a deal with one before the window closes. I believe my performance in the second tier with Stima was good enough to earn me playing time in the top league, ” he said.Apart from the three, the Kisumu Day Secondary School alumnus disclosed that an equal number of second tier clubs had reached out to Gor with an eye of having him on loan.Owino suprised by Emerging Stars call upHe highlighted Kibera Black Stars, Dandora Love and Shabana as the teams that were fighting for his services but was adamant that he will play in the top tier.”My mind is focused on playing at the big stage that comes with a basketfull of opportunities. The three had contacted me earlier but I shared my piece of mind with them,” he added.
