Kariobangi Sharks hotshot Andreas Odhiambo has officially been signed into the leading player agency 11MAN Soccer Management amid reports linking him to clubs abroad.On Sunday, 8 December, it was confirmed the midfielder had been acquired by the modern and innovative football player career management agency, with their post on Instagram reading: “We want to welcome the talented player Omondi Andreas to the 11M family.”Omondi therefore becomes the second Kenyan player to sign under 11MAN, following Erick ‘Marcelo’ Ouma’s move from Atotos Sports Management to the Malaga-based agency in November last year.Other players under the management include Yassine Bounou, Youssef En-Nesyri, and Nordin Amrabat.Erick “Marcelo” Ouma changes management amid transfer speculationThe agency also boasts of notable moves in the past such as: Idrissa Gueye’s transfer from Everton to PSG and Nicolas Anelka’s move from Arsenal to Real Madrid.Most notably, Odhiambo’s move points to a likelihood of the youngster moving to Europe, with several outlets linking him to Swedish giants AIK.##NAJAVA_MECA_8556165##Last month, AIK Sporting Director Thomas Berntsen accompanied renowned sports agent Patrick Mörk to Kenya in a scouting trip that saw the duo watch a couple of players at Kariobangi Sharks.Speaking to Mozzart Sport, Kariobangi Sharks chairman Robert Maoga confirmed the two had been invited by the club to monitor some of their players, and it is understood Odhiambo was one of them.Swedish publication Sportbladet over the weekend revealed that AIK was chasing double big talents in Kenya namely: Andreas Odhiambo, and his teammate Humphrey Aroko.Uppgifter: Andreas Odhiambo och Humphrey Aroko, som tillhör Kariobangi Sharks, är aktuella för AIK. ”Gnaget” har identifierat talangerna under en scoutingresa i Kenya.📰Sportbladet pic.twitter.com/yTdhZjz91l— Allsvenskansilly (@allsvenskasilly) December 7, 2024 “Nothing has been signed. However, one of the players is said to be close to joining,” a source mentioned.Another added: “They look rough and sharp—at least one on the way to completion.”Should either move materialize, Sharks will have engineered another major transfer, following Stanley Wilson’s transfer to AIK in August.Kenyan midfielder joins Swedish giants AIK after turning 18
