In a recent interview with Mozzart Sport, Nairobi United central defender Daniel Masengo confirmed his departure from the second-tier club.After six months with the Nairobi-based club, the defender disclosed it was time to seek a fresh challenge and thanked the club for their support during his stay in the capital.“I have had an incredible journey with Nairobi United, but I feel like it is time for a change. I want to challenge myself in new ways and continue to grow as a player. I am grateful for the opportunity to have played for such an amazing club and will cherish the memories we had here,” stated the towering hard tackler.Three clubs battle for fast-rising Gusii custodian signatureOn leaving the club, Masengo noted that he got blasted by the way the club was running and termed it a threat to his promising career.“I was forced to leave; the club had started running things in an unprofessional way. Imagine suspending a player with a contract with prior notice, I am not an inhabitant of the capital, the club brought me here therefore I had to think quickly and reach a decision that has now shown me exit,” he added.NSL: Okatwa departs Nairobi UnitedThe former Vihiga Bullets guard suggested that he had received an offer to link up with his former side Nzoia Sugar a side he featured for while a student though is open to more offers as he targets to reignite his career.“I am heading back home (Nzoia Sugar), I trust they will accord me the platform needed to grow as a player but since I have not put the pen on the dotted line, I still welcome other deals that will challenge me as a player,” stated Masengo.During his six-month stay with the Naiboi’s, Masengo made five appearances for the club guiding them to four wins with three assists to his name before signing off with a significant win against Gusii FC in December last year.##NAJAVA_MECA_7775485##With the exit of the guard, the club will be active in the transfer market looking for a suitable replacement for the departing Masengo though no further information has been revealed by the National Super League money bags.
