Sacked Kakamega Homeboyz head coach Ken Kenyatta wants the club to pay him for the remainder of his contract.Kenyatta said on Wednesday he still has a running contract with the club and insists he must be paid if they want him to leave.Kenya U20 goalkeeper sets eyes on World Cup after AFCON qualification“I signed a one-year contract in August and it is still valid today. The club are the ones who want to let me go and so they must pay me,” he said.Kenyatta admitted that he has yet to meet club chairman Cleophas Shimanyula to discuss his fate but is hoping to do so before the end of the week.##NAJAVA_MECA_8435815##“He is out of town and so I am still in Kakamega waiting for him to sort out this issue.”Kenyatta declined to speak about his short stint at the club insisting that he will only do so after he is officially released.Moses Shumah over the moon after first goal in 10 months for Kakamega HomeboyzHomeboyz have already reportedly appointed Kenyatta’s replacement.Former Kenya Police FC head coach Francis Baraza is set to officially take over at the club and is expected to be on the bench in Wednesday’s midweek clash against Nairobi City Stars.##NAJAVA_MECA_8435804##The former Mozzart Bet Cup champions fired coach Ken Kenyatta on Saturday hours after the team lost 4-1 to KCB.According to Shimanyula, they took action to stem the team’s poor performance having gone winless in the opening five games, leaving them rooted at the foot of the table.Tusker’s goalkeeping debutant reveals Charles Momanyi’s role in calming nerves“We have asked Kenyatta to step aside for three weeks as we look for someone else to stabilise the team. This is not the kind of performance we are used to,” Shimanyula previously explained.However, other reports revealed that the former FC Talanta head coach did not get along with his fellow technical bench members.##NAJAVA_MECA_8435794##Kenyatta has had a tumultuous year. Last season he was fired by Talanta over poor performance and had just joined the Kakamega side two months ago.
