Kenyan international Kenneth Muguna has parted ways with Tanzanian outfit Azam FC after two years.The 27-year-old joined Azam in July 2021 from Gor Mahia but, he has had a torrid time with the icecream makers, the recently ended season being one the hardest due to limited playing time.##NAJAVA_MECA_7318431##Muguna took to his social media accounts to announce his departure from the club,days after Azam confirmed the acquisition of Feisal Salum from Yanga.”It was a great experience, I enjoyed those 2 years #AdiosAzam,” he wrote.He was not on the matchday squad on Monday as Azam fell to Yanga SC by a solitary goal in the final of the Azam Sports Federation CupThe Harambee Stars midfielder was among the seven players dropped from the national team squad for the four nations friendly tournament in Mauritius despite having been included in the provisional squad, the others being KAA Gent’s Joseph Okumu and Masud Juma, Simon Masaka, Mohamed Siraj, Alpha Onyango, and Alvin Mang’eni.Omurwa set to grace Portuguese top-tier next season after earning promotion with EstrelaHowever, Muguna went on to clear the air saying that he explained his situation to coach Engin Firat and remained optimistic of featuring for the country in the near future.“I couldn’t make it to the National Team camp due to unavoidable circumstances, I had a conversation with the head coach and I am happy he understood the situation. I can’t wait to represent the country again in our future assignments,” Muguna outlined in a different post.
