Immediate former Murang’a Seal custodian Christian Mutiso is hoping to seal a deal with in the National Super League or with clubs plying trade in the Football Kenya Federation Premier League.Mutiso is among the players who were released by the newly-promoted club on Monday, ending his season-long marriage with the Vincent Nyaberi-coached side.##NAJAVA_MECA_7377819##Seal will debut in the table of men in the new campaign after punching an automatic ticket alongside Shabana who were crowned the Super League champions.Other players who were let go include versatile defender Gideon Were, former Kenya Police midfielder Arvine Odoyo and Henry Omollo who joined Seal from Bidco United.Sports Kenyan invites tenders for proposed refurbishment of three stadia to CAF/FIFA standardsForeigner Abou Traore, Erick Sinje and John Mwangi were also released by the outfit that has been linked to a number of experienced players.“I am a free agent at the moment after running out of contract at Seal. I am confident that I will get a new club in the NSL or FKF PL soon. My debut season in the top flight was good and full of memories. I hope to create more in the new season,” said the 19-year old.Murang’a Seal reflects on successful season with thanksgiving massMutiso joined Seal in August last year from Wote Dreams FC on a year-long deal. At the club, he faced competition for playing time from the duo of Tom Kangeta and Wilson Ngamau.Prior to his move to his Wote, the Kalawa born player featured for fourth tier side Dagoretti Lions.
