Tusker striker, Ryan Ogam, has revealed that he has received several offers from foreign clubs. However, he remains determined to finish the current season with the Ruaraka-based club.The former Rainbow FC player has made an impressive debut in the top flight, scoring 15 goals in just 14 matches.##NAJAVA_MECA_8666894##His remarkable performance has also earned him a spot in the national team, Harambee Stars, where he was the lead striker during the Mapinduzi Cup in Zanzibar. The tournament featured a local-based Kenyan team as part of preparations for the 2024 CHAN, originally set to begin in February but later postponed to August.On Wednesday, Ogam was named the LG/SJAK Sports Personality of the Month for December. Speaking at the event, he acknowledged the interest from foreign clubs but reiterated his commitment to Tusker FC.”There has been interest, and I’ve received several offers from teams outside the country, but I am currently a Tusker FC player, and I have great respect for the club,” he said.Dates for CHAN tournament to be co-hosted in Kenya revealed by CAFRegarding his future, the left-footed forward stated that any potential move would be discussed with Tusker FC and his representatives when the time is right.”I will sit down with the club and my representatives to decide what’s best for my future, but for now, I remain committed to Tusker FC and will continue working hard,” Ogam added.At the start of the season, his target was to score 10 goals in the first leg, a milestone he has already surpassed. His focus is on reaching 30 goals by the end of the season.”My goal for this season is to score 30 goals,” he stated confidently.Tusker FC head coach Charles Okere praised Ogam’s performance, but emphasized the need for him to stay focused for the remainder of the season. “We are happy to hear there is interest in him, but I want him to stay focused, finish the season strongly, and then we’ll see what happens. For now, I want him to concentrate on the job at hand,” said Okere.Julius Masaba on difference of playing for Kariobangi Sharks and AFC Leopards
