Despite the limited playing time he is getting at Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership, Harambee Stars midfielder Richard Odada is reportedly in demand as the mid-season transfer window nears its close.Odada joined Dundee from Major League Soccer (MSL) Eastern Conference side Philadelphia Union in July last year and penned a two-year-long contract with the Scottish club.He had a promising start at Dundee, making his debut against Luton town in the same month and went on to make his first appearance in the league in the subsequent month.The midfielder was largely expected to flourish at Dundee given the flashes of brilliance he displayed at Danish Superliga side Aalborg BK, whom he played for on loan from Philadelphia Union.##NAJAVA_MECA_8674031##However, his time at Dundee, after the first two months, has been nothing but frustrating as far as game time is concerned.He has either been made to contend with late cameos, a place on the bench, and watching proceedings from the stands, most of the time.Viborg rejects bid for 174 million-valued Harambee Stars defenderOn 5 January, Odada was hauled off after 39 minutes against Hearts, highlighting the need for him to either go on loan in January or cut ties with Dundee.Further, he was made to wait for his first start in the Scottish Premiership until December last year when he was named in Dundee United’s first eleven against St Johnstone FC.According to a Scottish publication, The Courier, Dundee have reportedly received offers from European teams and in the MLS.The Algerian millions Tusker is resisting to keep striker Ryan Ogam“Courier Sport can reveal that United have fielded inquiries from one Major League Soccer side, as well as clubs in Belgium, Romania, and elsewhere in Scotland,” reported the publication.With the transfer window set to close on 3 February, Odada’s handlers have their work cut out and it remains to be seen whether he will move or fight for his place at Dundee.
