Former Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama has announced that he will be leaving Major Soccer League (MLS) side, CF Montreal at the end of the season after close to three years with the Canadian club.Wanyama joined Montreal at the start of 2020 from English Premier League (EPL) side Tottenham Hotspur and has been a key player for the club ever since. Last year he was elevated to the position of assistant captain and when fit and not suspended he has featured in nearly all the games.His contract expires in December and his future has been up in the air with clubs in Europe reportedly after his signature. The player however remained mum on the subject.On Tuesday he spoke for the first time about his future and confirmed that he will leave at the end of the campaign. He added that he had enjoyed his time at the club.”Honestly I think that this question has been long asked and the truth is at the end of the season I will leave. I had great years here, I enjoyed being part of the team, it’s been great,” he told reporters ahead of Sunday’s final regular season league match against Inter Miami.Victor Wanyama scored for CF Montréal this morning against Columbus. It’s a game they trailed 2-0 upto the 89th minute before he inspired the comeback. They are now through to the #MLScupplayoffs pic.twitter.com/QxTyEYE30u— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) September 10, 2022 He however maintained that he remains focused for the remaining one league match and the MLS playoffs slated for later this month.”At the end of the season I will be free to leave but as long I am here I will remain focused and make sure that we finish well and from there I will have a chance to say goodbye,” he addedPressed further by the equally perturbed journalists on whether there is a chance of him remaining at the club, Wanyama hinted at a break down in renewal talks.”It is not about me, … We will see. I don’t want to speak much because I don’t know what’s going on, I am focused on our weekend game and after the playoffs we will see what happens,” he added.Nyatini features in Tanzania as Onyango unused by Burton Albion
