After penning a two-year log deal with Taiwanese Premier League side Leopard Cat FC, national U23 team winger Enock Wanyama is hoping to flourish and ultimately, get scouted by European clubs.Wanyama arrived in Taiwan last week alongside central defender Nicodemus Onyango.The two, impressed in the trials and consequently, were handed two-year long deals.##NAJAVA_MECA_7217566##Onyango, joins the club from National Super League side Kibera Black Stars while Wanyama was a free agent after parting ways with Kariobangi Sharks in June last year.Wanyama who is hoping to make his debut on Wednesday when the club hosts Fu Jen University said success in Taiwan will open him mighty doors in the future.Aussems aims subtle dig at FKF, hopes to progress further in Mozzart Bet CupHis first bid to play in Europe flopped after failing to make the cut while trying out with Slovakian top tier side FK Pohronie back in 2021.“I am happy to return to competitive football after some months in the cold. Onyango and I passed in the trials and put pen to paper. I hope that, I will succeed here for my own benefit and that of the club,” he told Mozzart Sport.“The team has big ambitions in the current season and hopefully, I will play a big part in delivering. I want to score and assist as much as I can as this is a platform that can potentially propel me to greater heights in my career,” he added.Talented in football and music – this is the story of Enock WanyamaWanyama who is also talented in music was linked with a move to Gor Mahia in the mid-season transfer window but the deal aborted.It is after failing to agree terms with the record Kenyan league champions that, he began exploring other options.Wanyama has previously played for the national U20 team.
