Kenyan international Abud Omar will be on the lookout for a new club after Athlitiki Enosi Larissa terminated his contract on mutual consent.Larissa who are financially stricken and are on the brink of liquidation reached the decision to mutually terminate the contract of the left back as the club kick starts the process of trying to stay afloat.Abud’s Larissa tastes rare defeat in GreeceA statement from the club confirmed the termination of the contract of the former Tusker FC wingback and wished him success in his future endeavours.“AEL for financial reasons concerning its survival today terminated by mutual consent the cooperation contract with the international Kenyan football player Omar Abud.We wish Omar Abud every happiness in his football and family life, because he is a wonderful player that we all loved and we expect him to be a member of our family again soon,” read a statement from the club.The 29-year-old still had one year left on his contract after signing a two-year contract when he joined the club back in August 2021 from fellow Greek side Ionikos Nikeas.Abud Omar features in Greece as AEL Larissa record comfortable home victoryLarissa missed out on promotion to the Greek Super League after finishing runners up in the second tier which exacerbated their financial woes.Club president Alexis Kougias has already put the club up for sale for a reported €2,100,000 with the club in serious debts with a sale deadline set for Thursday 28 July.
