Kenyan international Richard Odada faces an uncertain future at Dundee United following an underwhelming loan spell, with manager Jim Goodwin set to hold talks with the midfielder at the start of next season.Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More News Odada, currently on loan at Serbian SuperLiga side OFK Beograd, has struggled for game time despite the club’s impressive run to third place in the standings.##NAJAVA_MECA_8910057##The 23-year-old has made just five appearances—starting only twice—and has been an unused substitute in the last three matches.Originally signed by Dundee United with high hopes, Odada arrived in Scotland from MLS side Philadelphia Union in 2024.Known for his composure, physicality, and range of passing, the former Nairobi City Stars and Red Star Belgrade player was tipped to make a significant impact in midfield.”Where’s the passion?”: Selebwa decries lost glory of Mashemeji DerbyHowever, his development has stalled, and questions now linger over his long-term role at Tannadice.”Richard is a very good young midfielder with great potential,” said Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin.”He wanted to go out and play regularly, and we respected that. Unfortunately, it hasn’t worked out as we all hoped.”Goodwin confirmed that Odada—alongside Nigerian winger Meshack, who has also struggled for minutes at Livingston—will be reassessed during pre-season before any decisions are made regarding their futures.“They’re both still under contract,” Goodwin added.“They’ll return in pre-season and we’ll have conversations then to decide the best path forward—for the club and for them.”Wanjala benched as Babu names Rising Stars team for AFCON match against NigeriaOdada, who has already earned multiple caps for Kenya’s Harambee Stars, remains a promising talent.But with first-team opportunities limited both in Scotland and Serbia, the coming months could be pivotal in determining whether he revives his European ambitions or seeks a fresh start elsewhere.
