Lawrence ‘Lawi’ Juma has spoken about his future after he slapped FKF Premier League side, Sofapaka with a contract termination notice last week.The on-demand 2021 FKF Premier League Midfielder of the Year gave the cash-strapped club a notice to clear all his salary arrears or else he walks out walk with a number of local giants eager to land the signature of the player who was in sensational form last season, scoring 16 league goals for Batoto ba Mungu who struggled due to financial challenges that bewildered them.##NAJAVA_MECA_5930483##When reached for comment, Juma explained that Batoto ba Mungu are yet to respond to his letter and he is now waiting for the notice period to expire before he can make his next move. He is training on his own at the moment as he waits to learn of his fate.”Right now I am training on my own to maintain my fitness level and to ensure that I remain in shape as I await the notice to lapse. After that I will have a clear picture on what lies ahead,” he stated.Update 2020/21 FKF PL Midfielder of the year Lawrence Juma has terminated his contract with Sofapaka FC and is free to move within the next 11 days. #footke#pltransfers pic.twitter.com/mMITx2w1ov— Footballers Of Our Time (@TransferMarktEA) October 18, 2021 The player also disclosed that he has several offers on the table both from within and outside the country but remained tight-lipped over his next career step.“I have several offers on the table both from local teams and some from other countries but nothing has progressed so far. I think things will be clearer once my notice expires and I become a free agent. Things will be easier then,” he added.The midfielder featured and scored in Sofapaka’s first match of the season as the team edged Nairobi City Stars 3-1 in Wundanyi. He then went missing after the game and would later issue Sofapaka with a termination notice.Lawi, a former Nakuru AllStars, Nzoia Sugar and Gor Mahia player becomes the latest player to walk out of Sofapaka due to financial challenges the team has been facing. Last season they went for a couple of months without salary prompting a big chunk of their first-team players to walk out, they only retained 12 players. FKF issues its own ultimatums to the Ministry of Sports
