Former Gor Mahia forward George ‘Blackberry’ Odhiambo is set to make a return to the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) in January.Odhiambo revealed on Sunday that he is in talks with two clubs, which he did not name.##NAJAVA_MECA_8538231##He insisted that he still has at least another five years to play at the top level and has been keeping fit since leaving Gor Mahia last year.“I have had an approach from Leopards and Kenya Police, and we are still talking. What I can confirm is that I will be back on the pitch when the transfer window opens in January,” he said.Odhiambo claimed he had been frustrated by certain Gor Mahia officials before he left the club.“Some officials were clearly not comfortable with senior players, and when my contract expired, they conspired not to have it renewed,” he statedAFC Leopards beat Kenya Police to end winless run as Ogam bags hattrick“But I am not bitter with the club. There is still plenty I can give, and I am looking to play for another five years at the top before considering retirement,” he added.Odhiambo won seven league titles with Gor Mahia and three stints with the Kenyan champions.His first was in 2009, when he was named Most Promising Player before being crowned Player of the Year in 2010. After that, he left to join the Danish side of Randers.An unsuccessful stint in Denmark saw him leave the following year before trying his luck with Tanzanian moneybags Azam. He returned to Gor Mahia in 2014 after a stint in Armenia.Between 2014 and 2019, he won five Premier League titles with Gor Mahia before leaving in 2020 to join Tusker, where he won the league.In 2021, he returned to Gor Mahia for his third stint and left two years later with another title.Robert Matano on why he turned down Kenya Police job
