Former Harambee Stars skipper Victor Wanyama will be one of the marquee players that will be out of contract once the Major Soccer League (MLS) season comes to an end. The 30-year-old signed a three-year contract after joining CF Montréal back in March 2020 from English Premier League (EPL) outfit Tottenham Hotspur.Wanyama’s delight in wake of CF Montreal’s grueling seven-goal thrillerThere are still no reports of CF Montréal commencing talks with Wanyama to extend his contract but there is plenty of time till December for both parties to reach a deal over a new contract.##NAJAVA_MECA_6442924##According to Marca, Wanyama might be seeking a new challenge when his contract with CF Montréal ends as he enters the twilight years of his career. “Kenyan midfielder Wanyama joined CF Montreal from Spurs in 2020 after almost a decade in the UK, playing for Celtic and Southampton before relocating to North London.It looks likely that a change of scene is on the cards for Wanyama, who will be a free agent when 2023 comes around. Although he’s been a near ever-present for the Canadian franchise, at 30-years-old they may be weighing up how valuable he will be in the coming years,” read a quote from Spanish news outlet Marca. Wanyama is currently the skipper of CF Montreal and has been integral to the team as he has featured in all but one of the games for the club this season, missing after suspension due to an accumulation of yellow cards. Wanyama MIA as Kenyan midfielder features in FinlandBack in December last year Wanyama reiterated his desire to complete his contract at the club after a number of transfer rumours linked him with a move back to Celtic. “I still have a contract here, I love the club and just want to focus on our task. I will be here next season too,” said Wanyama.
