Ugandan holding midfielder Feni Ali has expressed his desires of coming back to Kenyan football in the forthcoming June transfer window. Ali was released by Sofapaka a day before the closure of December-January transfer window. This rendered him club-less for six months. He has since opened up on his return to Kenyan football once the window opens.
He has expressed hopes of returning to Kenya to pursue his dream of lifting the Kenyan Premier League. “I am hoping to get a club in Kenya and chase my dream of winning the KPL title. I am ready to sign for any club save for Sofapaka who handled me in a very unprofessional manner in January.”
Feni has been training with Ugandan-based Lugazi United to keep fit. “Immediately I left Sofapaka in January, I joined Lugazi United which plays in the second tier although in their training sessions for the purposes of remaining fit. I am in good shape—both physically and mentally— and ready to return to competitive football in June.”